Our Fleet

The word “Selah” (in Hebrew סֶלָה) is a musical term that refers to silence, a pause or an interlude.  The term is found 47 times in the book of Psalms indicating poetic or musical places of pause and rest.  We believe there is no better place than a sailboat to be silent, to take a break…

Patrick and Rachel (and anyone else who wants to help) are in the midst of building a 40′ catamaran in their back yard. Here is some info about this vessel on which they will go on an adventure with Jesus: Voyager 122 by K-Designs Length overall              12m  (excluding rudders)…

More Beyond is a 1987 Island Packet. Cutter rig LOA (length overall) 31′ Beam (width) 11′ 6″ Air height (mast) 43′ 6″ Draft (keep depth) 4′ 27 HP Yanmar 3 engine

Paloma is a 1972 Colin Archer design, built by CW Manley in England. Cutter rig Constructed of teak, iroko, oak, and fiberglass LOA (length overall) 32′ Air height (mast) 50′ Beam (width) 12′ Draft (keel depth) 6′ 27 HP Yanmar 3

Hope is a 1984 O’Day Sloop rig LOA (length) 28′ Beam (width) 9′ 6″ Air height (mast) 36′ Draft (keel depth) 4′ Universal 10 HP