Wednesday 3rd August 2022
Wednesday 3rd August 2022
Morning Prayer
Join us for a time of prayer, led by John Martin.
- Packing Hall (PH) 1 (Basecamp)
Keswick Lecture: British Evangelicalism in the Post-COVID Context
The past two years have been tremendously challenging churches. The pandemic has expedited the decline of the church in UK with some denominations facing extinction. At the same time evangelical churches are slowly growing. What is the current state of British evangelicalism and what are the prospects for the next decade? We will consider issues of theology, identity, unity, diversity, and mission.
This session will be available for catch-up.
19-24s: Morning Gathering
Join us from 9:30 for 10:00-11:00 programme.
- Pencil Factory (PF) 2/3
K4K: 8-11s morning session
Keswick4Kids morning programme for 8-11s
- Pencil Factory (PF) 0/4
Morning Bible Reading
Stairway to Heaven? (Genesis 28:10-22)
Genesis 28 records Jacob’s vision of the stairway to heaven. God meets him at his lowest ebb and makes extraordinary promises. God’s presence and power will be Jacob’s hope as he faces an uncertain future.
This session will be available for catch-up.
- Main Tent
- Keswick Methodist Church
- Packing Hall (PH) 2
- Packing Hall (PH) 1 (Basecamp)
KU Lunchtime Concert: Jam Cary
One of a series of lunchtime concerts where, over the week, you can enjoy a range of music, poetry and comedy performances from KU’s artists.
No ticket purchase or reservation needed.
- Packing Hall (PH) 2
Pencil Factory Tour
Join us for a tour to see and hear about the latest progress on the Pencil Factory redevelopment.
Please pick up tickets from reception in advance of the tour.
- Pencil Factory (PF) 0/1
If Prison Walls Could Speak
If Prison Walls Could Speak is a brand-new theatrical presentation written and produced by Artless Theatre Company in partnership with Release International.
If Prison Walls Could Speak contains a message that is both inspiring and challenging for both Christian and non-Christian audiences alike.
This one-man play is a hybrid multimedia performance featuring immersive video and sound.
Based on the book Imprisoned With Isis: Faith In The Face Of Evil, the play tells the true life story of Petr Jasek, who in 2015, was imprisoned for his work aiding the persecuted church in Sudan.
Charged as a spy and forced into horrifying prison conditions, If Prison Walls Could Speak is a powerful story of faith amid corruption and espionage, as Petr faces torturers, ISIS fighters and corrupt judges on his path to freedom.
No ticket purchase or reservation needed.
- Main Tent
Pencil Factory Tour
Join us for a tour to see and hear about the latest progress on the Pencil Factory redevelopment.
Please pick up tickets from reception in advance of the tour.
- Pencil Factory (PF) 0/1
K4K: 8-11s evening session
Keswick4Kids evening programme for 8-11s
- Pencil Factory (PF) 0/4
Youth: 11-13s evening session
Keswick Youth evening programme for 11-13s
- Pencil Factory (PF) 1/2
Youth: 17-18s evening session
Keswick Youth evening programme for 17-18s
- Pencil Factory (PF) 2/3
Evening Celebration
Grateful for God’s generosity (2 Corinthians 9:1-15)
Gratitude for all that we have in Christ spills over into generosity. And that generosity in turn leads to further gratitude to God. Gratitude affects our bank balance!
This session will be available for catch-up.
Evening Concert: KU Concert
Join Alastair Gordon as he hosts an unforgettable night of music, comedy and poetry with performances from many of this year’s KU Artists. Featuring Ruth Naomi Floyd, Yvonne Lyon, Gareth Davies-Jones, David Lyon, James Cary, Stewart Henderson and Carol Henderson.
No ticket purchase or reservation needed.
- Main Tent
Youth: 11-18s Late Nite
Late Nite is a time where we gather together to have lots of fun and laughs! Whether that’s silly games from the front or team challenges, Late Nite is a great time to chill out with your friends and make some great Keswick memories.
- Youth Tent
KU: The Night Shift
Join James Cary and Rachel Redeemed for an hour of chat, comedy, guests, music, messing around and general theological tummy-tickling.
