Welcome to Montreal

  • The Ministry to Seafarers (M2S) is dedicated to enhancing the lives of seafarers regardless of race, religion, gender or rank, through ship visiting, advocacy and hospitality; and showing Jesus’ love by caring for their physical, emotional, spiritual and justice needs.

  • Monday–Friday 13h00 to 20h00
    (or later upon request)

    Free shuttle service available for Seafarers.

    Saturday–Sunday Closed.
    Seafarers, contact us if you need assistance.

  • Seafarers’ Centre/Mariners’ House
    Grand Quai de Montréal
    200 rue de la Commune Ouest
    Montréal Québec H2Y 4B2
    Canada

A Ministry of Presence

Here for you

  • Covering the full breadth of our 26-km port, our chaplains, staff, interns and volunteers aim daily to meet seafarers where they are – whether on ship or shore – to assist you in accessing our city, to connect you with community and to provide spiritual or practical care as desired.

  • Seafarers' Centre at night

    Seafarers' Centre

    In partnership with Mariners’ House, the Seafarers’ Centre is here to provide you with a safe, quiet place to relax and keep in touch with your family and friends.

    Along with practical items at the Seafarers’ Centre — you can always find a listening ear, spiritual care and advocacy support as needed.

  • Seafarer in the M2S Shuttle Van driven by a volunteer

    Free Shuttle

    Do you need a ride to or from your ship?

    Free shuttle bus transportation is available between your ship and the Seafarers’ Centre.

    To request a pick-up, please contact us via WhatsApp:

  • Seafarer choosing SIM card

    SIM Cards

    We know that staying connected with your friends and family back home is essential. We also know that it is sometimes difficult to get approved for shore leave while in port.

    That’s why we make sure to always have SIM cards available for order (below) — which our chaplains can deliver directly to your ship!

“Thanks a million seafarers club of Montreal.
One of the best in the world.”


— Roozbeh Mamlatdar, Seafarer