A number of Convention speakers will be preaching in local churches. Click here for full details.
Join us as we gather together across all ages in a service led by the children and youth team.
If you’re new to Keswick Convention or here on your own, come along to our Welcome Reception at 14:00 on Sunday. Here you can find out more about the Convention, and how to get the best out of your time with us.
For mission workers on leave, a time of encouragement and sharing.
Sign up at reception.
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.
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.
Alastair Gordon is an award winning artist and writer. He is co-founder of Morphē Arts, a mentoring charity for Christians in the Arts. He writes a bit (Why Art Matters, IVP), teaches a bit (Leith School of Art, University of the Arts, London) and paints a lot (Royal Academy, London Art Fair, Bridge Projects Los Angeles). He’s a husband, dad and recently started climbing trees.
No ticket purchase or reservation needed.
Have fun, be challenged by God’s Word and changed to live for Him more. If you’re aged between 3 and 11, then the Keswick4Kids programme is for you!
Speaking about God, reading the Bible and looking at how to live as a Christian will be central to this week.
Our priority is to learn about God through his Word in the Bible. Through teaching and activities, God’s Word will be taught, and its relevance will be explained.
This week we will be spending time in the gospel of Luke where we will grow in our certainty of what we believe. Not only this but we will also see that although following Jesus is costly it is the greatest thing any of us can do!
Keswick Ministries & Safeguarding:
We would love to use social media to connect with you guys this summer, but we’re absolutely committed to doing this in a safe and legal manner that protects you and safeguards your personal data.
Click here for full details.
We ask that everyone registers all 3–18 year olds for the Youth and Children’s programme. We offer on-line registration which streamlines the overall process and we hope will make things easier for you too. Please note that places are limited, so do register as soon as possible.
Once submitted, these details will be available to simply update in future years. Please include all relevant details of any special or additional needs that it would be helpful for us to know about.
Once you have registered your child you will receive an email confirming registration has been successful. Please check your junk box if this does not come through immediately.
The confirmation email contains a sign out code, please keep this safe as it will match the code on the wristband your child is given and it will be needed to collect your child from the venue.
Please click here to register.
Any questions please email kidsandyouth@keswickministries.org
Every child or young person registered to attend the various Children’s and Youth programmes will need to collect a wristband. The wristbands can be collected from the specific venue where the programme the child or young person is going to attend takes place. The various venues can be seen below.
Wristband will be available for collection on Sunday, 9:15-9:45 and 11:45-12:15 (either side of the all age service).
Keswick4Kids evening programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids morning programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids evening programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids morning programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids evening programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids morning programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids evening programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids morning programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids evening programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids morning programme for 8-11s
Keswick4Kids evening programme for 8-11s
Bible Readings will be given by Martin Salter.
Martin Salter is Lead Pastor at Grace Community Church, Bedford and has been serving Keswick Convention for about 20 years.
He will be speaking on Genesis.
During the Convention, sessions will be livestreamed on the Keswick Ministries YouTube channel. They will then be available afterwards for catch up.
In Genesis 25 we see a number of obstacles that threaten the fulfilment of God’s promise to Abraham. God’s amazing grace is the only hope for flawed sinners.
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
In Genesis 27 we see the web of deceit cast by Isaac and Esau, and Rebekah and Jacob. Their lies and manipulation bring tragic consequences. However we also see God bringing remarkable good out of human evil.
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
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 also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
In Genesis 32-33 we see Jacob finally beginning to surrender. His lifelong wrestles with man and God come to a striking end. He finally learns that surrender his the path to blessing.
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
In Genesis 35 we see Jacob’s newfound resolve to abandon all that’s been holding him back, and live for God with all he has. God’s relentless grace with the frail and flawed brings real life transformation.”
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
There are a number of seminar streams running throughout the week:
Please do look at the programme below for more details.
The Grateful Christ has Commissioned Me seminar will be live streamed on the Keswick Ministries YouTube channel.
The other seminars will be available for catch up on the Keswick Ministries YouTube channel too.
The act of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ is called evangelism.
Evangelism is the cry of Jesus as He weeps over lost people.
Evangelism is the whole work of the whole church for the whole age.
The Gospel is not something we come to church to hear, it is something we go from church to tell.
In our four sessions together we will learn how to be more intentional in personal evangelism and how praying, caring and sharing our faith can help others on their journey of faith to Christ.
Be assured it will be a lot of fun! Lots of therapeutic laughter!
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
Sometimes we don’t feel very thankful. What do we do in those moments? The danger is we shrug our shoulders and get on with life. In this seminar we will explore practical ways we can pursue gratitude, particularly when we don’t feel it.
The last fifty years have seen a radical transformation of British society. We are no longer a ‘Christian nation’ in any meaningful sense, but a secular post-Christian society. We will consider how British society has changed, why this has happened, the ideologies dominate the public square and what this means for contemporary Christians. Only by understanding our present context can we fully appreciate the challenges we face and opportunities we have.
The Old Testament’s scope impacts the whole of human history: it helps us understand the past, the present and the future as it speaks of creation, fall, redemption and the hope of the new creation. What a privilege we have when we understand the world from this perspective! As we explore this further together, we will discover confidence in times of uncertainty and a firm foundation on which to stand.
The act of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ is called evangelism.
Evangelism is the cry of Jesus as He weeps over lost people.
Evangelism is the whole work of the whole church for the whole age.
The Gospel is not something we come to church to hear, it is something we go from church to tell.
In our four sessions together we will learn how to be more intentional in personal evangelism and how praying, caring and sharing our faith can help others on their journey of faith to Christ.
Be assured it will be a lot of fun! Lots of therapeutic laughter!
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
God’s people have a rich history of grumbling. We will explore why this is so deadly to a church family and how intentionally developing a heart of gratitude is the greatest way to protect a church from that danger.
Having understood our current context, we can consider our mission as the church. We will turn to the teaching of Jesus and the apostles, and to the exilic experience of the Old Testament people of God, for help. The challenges we face are neither new or surprising, and we need a confident faith in the sovereignty and promises of God to overcome our disorientation and discouragement.
When more reports of atrocities fill our TV screens, it can be overwhelming. It is painful to watch. Likewise, it is hard to be grateful for Old Testament accounts of horror and wickedness. Yet the Bible is not a Disney version of life. It is not afraid to describe evil in all its dimensions. How do stories such as Judges 19 build us up rather than just cause us sorrow?
The act of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ is called evangelism.
Evangelism is the cry of Jesus as He weeps over lost people.
Evangelism is the whole work of the whole church for the whole age.
The Gospel is not something we come to church to hear, it is something we go from church to tell.
In our four sessions together we will learn how to be more intentional in personal evangelism and how praying, caring and sharing our faith can help others on their journey of faith to Christ.
Be assured it will be a lot of fun! Lots of therapeutic laughter!
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
What does it mean to reach for gratitude? How can gratitude shape and form us and help us work through the tensions of life? The creative act of gratitude helps establish a framework where we can flourish and live a life of deep meaning and endurance.
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
Ed is the Director of Faith in Kids, a registered charity that exists to support churches and parents in raising children to trust in Jesus Christ eternally. Join his seminars looking at raising grateful children.
Have you ever wondered what we would lose if we didn’t bother with the Old Testament? In practice, many of us neglect it. What wouldn’t we know if we just stuck with the gospel stories? What would we miss without an Old Testament background? How diminished would our understanding of Jesus be? How glorious is Jesus when we see him as revealed through the Old Testament!
The act of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ is called evangelism.
Evangelism is the cry of Jesus as He weeps over lost people.
Evangelism is the whole work of the whole church for the whole age.
The Gospel is not something we come to church to hear, it is something we go from church to tell.
In our four sessions together we will learn how to be more intentional in personal evangelism and how praying, caring and sharing our faith can help others on their journey of faith to Christ.
Be assured it will be a lot of fun! Lots of therapeutic laughter!
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
What does it mean to reach for gratitude? How can gratitude shape and form us and help us work through the tensions of life? The creative act of gratitude helps establish a framework where we can flourish and live a life of deep meaning and endurance.
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
Ed is the Director of Faith in Kids, a registered charity that exists to support churches and parents in raising children to trust in Jesus Christ eternally. Join his seminars looking at raising grateful children.
Well-being is the buzz topic of our day. Our bookshops, podcasts, and TV shows are full of popular self-help books. Some contain some practical advice, but nothing can beat the depths and practicalities of Biblical wisdom literature. It is no wonder Paul told Timothy that the Old Testament thoroughly equips for every good work! Do we appreciate the treasure store we have? Can we really rejoice in Ecclesiastes?
Paul wrote to the Ephesians: “I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may know the hope to which he has called you.”
Prayer is integral to our relationship with the Lord. It is at the heart of the Convention and we want it to be part of Keswick Convention.
How to get involved:
From Monday to Friday there will be morning prayer meetings, in person in Base Camp (Packing Hall 1)
There will also be an accompanying prayer diary. Let us pray together!
If you have a particular prayer request, we have a prayer team that will pray for requests confidentially. Email: prayer@keswickministries.org
We are not able to reply to you, but rest assured we are praying for your request.
Join us for a time of prayer, led by John Martin.
Click the PDF icon to download a prayer guide for the session.
Join us for a time of prayer, led by John Martin.
Click the PDF icon to download a prayer guide for the session.
Join us for a time of prayer, led by John Martin.
Click the PDF icon to download a prayer guide for the session.
Join us for a time of prayer, led by John Martin.
Click the PDF icon to download a prayer guide for the session.
Join us for a time of prayer, led by John Martin.
Click the PDF icon to download a prayer guide for the session.
This topical series spells out great blessings we have that we might lose sight of or take for granted because of our sin and/or our circumstances.
Join us for Evening Celebrations as we sing God’s praise and hear his word.
Speakers are: James Robson, J.John, Jonty Allcock, Alasdair Paine and Amy Orr-Ewing
During the Convention, sessions will be livestreamed on the Keswick Ministries YouTube channel. They will then be available afterwards for catch up.
This week begins by looking at Psalm 19, where God reveals himself so that I can know him.
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
No introduction needed!
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
In today’s passage we look at how Paul explains to the Colossian church what it looks like to live as the new, redeemed humanity.
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
We are an anxious generation; Paul in Philippians shows us how the antidote to anxiety is to ‘take it to the Lord in prayer’. Thanksgiving is a large part of that.
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
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 also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Matt Searles has stepped in to speak tonight.
This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
For our final night of the Convention, we look at Romans 8:31-39, a reminder to be encouraged as we all return home. God is for us; nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ – despite anything that may come our way.
This session will also available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
Have fun, be challenged by God’s Word and changed to live for Him more. If you’re aged between 11 and 18, then the Keswick Youth programme is for you!
Speaking about God, reading the Bible and looking at how to live as a Christian will be central to this week.
Our priority is to learn about God through his Word in the Bible. Through teaching and activities, God’s Word will be taught, and its relevance will be explained.
This week we will be spending time in the gospel of Luke where we will grow in our certainty of what we believe. Not only this but we will also see that although following Jesus is costly it is the greatest thing any of us can do!
Keswick Ministries & Safeguarding:
We would love to use social media to connect with you guys this summer, but we’re absolutely committed to doing this in a safe and legal manner that protects you and safeguards your personal data.
Click here for full details.
We ask that everyone registers all 3–18 year olds for the Youth and Children’s programme. We offer on-line registration which streamlines the overall process and we hope will make things easier for you too. Please note that places are limited, so do register as soon as possible.
Once submitted, these details will be available to simply update in future years. Please include all relevant details of any special or additional needs that it would be helpful for us to know about.
Once you have registered your child you will receive an email confirming registration has been successful. Please check your junk box if this does not come through immediately.
The confirmation email contains a sign out code, please keep this safe as it will match the code on the wristband your child is given and it will be needed to collect your child from the venue.
Please click here to register.
Any questions please email kidsandyouth@keswickministries.org
Every child or young person registered to attend the various Children’s and Youth programmes will need to collect a wristband. The wristbands can be collected from the specific venue where the programme the child or young person is going to attend takes place. The various venues can be seen below.
Wristband will be available for collection on Sunday, 9:15-9:45 and 11:45-12:15 (either side of the all age service).
Keswick Youth evening programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 14-16s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 17-18s
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.
Keswick Youth morning programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth morning programme for 17-18s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 14-16s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 17-18s
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.
Keswick Youth morning programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth morning programme for 17-18s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 14-16s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 17-18s
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.
Keswick Youth morning programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth morning programme for 14-16s
Keswick Youth morning programme for 17-18s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 14-16s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 17-18s
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.
Keswick Youth morning programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth morning programme for 17-18s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 14-16s
Keswick Youth evening programme for 17-18s
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.
Keswick Youth morning programme for 11-13s
Keswick Youth morning programme for 17-18s
Keswick Youth will join the Evening Celebration in the Main Tent this evening. Please go straight to the Main Tent and head for the area reserved for Youth.
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 also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.
A conversation about art, faith and the Bible. Art of the Bible and the Bible as art. Join the KU team as we look at God’s Word through the lens of the creative arts. Taking a different Bible passage each evening, we’ll see how God’s Word has inspired artists and continues to speak through music, poetry and art. Expect live music, art, spoken word, interviews and Bible teaching from artists with everyone invited to collaborate in a new art work each evening.
Create: Genesis 1
From Genesis to Revelation, God’s Word is brimming with creativity. Starting with the creativity of God and human art we’ll see how the creation story offers a mandate for creativity, not just for professional artists but all human beings. Join Alastair Gordon and Ruth Naomi Floyd as they open God’s Word through song, art and words, talking about how God’s creativity shapes our making as image bearers. With special guests Stewart Henderson and Carol Henderson.
Join James Cary and Rachel Redeemed for an hour of chat, comedy, guests, music, messing around and general theological tummy-tickling.
James Cary is a BBC sitcom writer (Miranda, Bluestone 42, Hut 33), author (The Gospel According to a Sitcom Writer, The Sacred Art of Joking) and podcaster (Cooper and Cary Have Words, Keswick Convention Podcast). He is also a member of the General Synod of the Church of England and the Archbishops’ Council.
Rachel Redeemed co-hosted Premier Christian Radio’s ‘Inspirational Breakfast’ and worked for BBC Songs of Praise. She is a presenter for BBC Radio 4’s ‘Daily Service’ and ‘Pause for Thought’ on BBC Radio 2. Rachel also co-hosts the Keswick Convention Podcast, has presented and produced a number of audiobooks for Audible and releases ‘tips and trips’ on her YouTube channel.
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.
Singer/songwriter Yvonne Lyon continues to deliver engaging material with fresh imagination. She returns to Keswick to perform a memorable collection of songs from her new album, Growing Wild and from Vesper Sky, featuring Stewart and Carol Henderson. Yvonne will also be launching Trace The Line, a collaborative album centred on the Sermon on the Mount.
Gareth Davies-Jones is an accomplished singer/songwriter and thoughtful musical story-teller. The broad variety in Gareth’s songs and the instruments he plays have captivated, engaged and inspired audiences around the UK. He has recently released a new solo album, Truth, Tradition, Prophets & Loss and a collaboration in response to the Sermon on the Mount, Trace The Line.
David Lyon is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. His most recent solo album, Love Like No Other, is a collection of original worship songs and reimagined hymns. Along with Yvonne Lyon and Gareth Davies-Jones, he will be performing brand new material at KU from their collaboration, Trace The Line.
No ticket purchase or reservation needed.
Fire Etching with Kaori Homma
Kaori Homma is a Japanese born artist and co-founder of Art Action UK. She is based in London and a graduate of both Tokyo University of Art and Design and Chelsea School of Art. Kaori’s works are exhibited internationally and in both public and private collections. She also works with Morphē Arts to give support for artists.
A conversation about art, faith and the Bible. Art of the Bible and the Bible as art. Join the KU team as we look at God’s Word through the lens of the creative arts. Taking a different Bible passage each evening, we’ll see how God’s Word has inspired artists and continues to speak through music, poetry and art. Expect live music, art, spoken word, interviews and Bible teaching from artists with everyone invited to collaborate in a new art work each evening.
Collaborate: Genesis 2
The poet John Donne famously sermonised, ‘no man is an island, no-one is self-sufficient, everyone relies on others’. Join the conversation with Alastair Gordon and Ruth Naomi Floyd about collaboration in the Bible, song and art. With special guests Yvonne Lyon, Gareth Davies-Jones and artist Sarah White.
Join James Cary and Rachel Redeemed for an hour of chat, comedy, guests, music, messing around and general theological tummy-tickling.
James Cary is a BBC sitcom writer (Miranda, Bluestone 42, Hut 33), author (The Gospel According to a Sitcom Writer, The Sacred Art of Joking) and podcaster (Cooper and Cary Have Words, Keswick Convention Podcast). He is also a member of the General Synod of the Church of England and the Archbishops’ Council.
Rachel Redeemed co-hosted Premier Christian Radio’s ‘Inspirational Breakfast’ and worked for BBC Songs of Praise. She is a presenter for BBC Radio 4’s ‘Daily Service’ and ‘Pause for Thought’ on BBC Radio 2. Rachel also co-hosts the Keswick Convention Podcast, has presented and produced a number of audiobooks for Audible and releases ‘tips and trips’ on her YouTube channel.
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.
Stewart Henderson is a poet, song lyricist and broadcaster. His poetry appears in numerous anthologies. Esteemed, Sunday Times, and Daily Telegraph radio critic, Gillian Reynolds says, ‘he understands the packed power of words, the importance of their use and measure’. He returns to KU with his latest anthology, ‘Especially, now…’. ‘Trenchant and tender…words to whistle in the tumult’.
Carol Henderson is a writer and apprentice iconographer, whose BBC Networked radio appearances include drama readings on Radio 4 documentaries. Her latest icon was exhibited at ‘Metamorphosis’ at The London Jesuit Centre, officially viewed by HRH The Prince of Wales. Her largest work, ‘The Holy Trinity’, has recently been purchased for The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Bermuda.
Singer/songwriter Yvonne Lyon continues to deliver engaging material with fresh imagination. She returns to Keswick to perform a memorable collection of songs from her new album, Growing Wild and from Vesper Sky, featuring Stewart and Carol Henderson. Yvonne will also be launching Trace The Line, a collaborative album centred on the Sermon on the Mount.
No ticket purchase or reservation needed.
Meet the artists in residence, Gardner & Gardner and hear the story of their ‘Peacemakers’ project.
Gardner & Gardner are bringing the ‘Peacemakers’ loom to KU. Throughout the week the installation will offer a quiet, hospitable space, drawing participants into the repetitive, contemplative, simple action of knitting on the loom, where attentive listening and prayer will be offered by the artists. Everyone is welcome to join them at the loom in Packing Hall (PH) 2 during the week.
Gardner & Gardner are a husband-and-wife visual artist duo, based in Glasgow. Coming from different disciplines – Heidi from History of Art, Peter from Theology – they have built up over two decades a contemporary art practice in temporary, site-specific installations and interventions, often set within the context of worshipping communities and their buildings, introducing a conceptual element into the sacred architecture. They combine their art practice with Peter’s role as Church of Scotland Minister to the visual arts communities of Glasgow. (Photo credit Martin Shields)
A conversation about art, faith and the Bible. Art of the Bible and the Bible as art. Join the KU team as we look at God’s Word through the lens of the creative arts. Taking a different Bible passage each evening, we’ll see how God’s Word has inspired artists and continues to speak through music, poetry and art. Expect live music, art, spoken word, interviews and Bible teaching from artists with everyone invited to collaborate in a new art work each evening.
Lament: Psalm 13
‘How long, Oh Lord? Will you forget me forever?’ The psalmist’s lament cries through the centuries. Through music, art and words, the KU team explore the Biblical theme of lament then and now. With Alastair Gordon and Ruth Naomi Floyd in conversation with artists Sarah White and Kaori Homma.
Join James Cary and Rachel Redeemed for an hour of chat, comedy, guests, music, messing around and general theological tummy-tickling.
James Cary is a BBC sitcom writer (Miranda, Bluestone 42, Hut 33), author (The Gospel According to a Sitcom Writer, The Sacred Art of Joking) and podcaster (Cooper and Cary Have Words, Keswick Convention Podcast). He is also a member of the General Synod of the Church of England and the Archbishops’ Council.
Rachel Redeemed co-hosted Premier Christian Radio’s ‘Inspirational Breakfast’ and worked for BBC Songs of Praise. She is a presenter for BBC Radio 4’s ‘Daily Service’ and ‘Pause for Thought’ on BBC Radio 2. Rachel also co-hosts the Keswick Convention Podcast, has presented and produced a number of audiobooks for Audible and releases ‘tips and trips’ on her YouTube channel.
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.
James Cary is a BBC sitcom writer (Miranda, Bluestone 42, Hut 33), author (The Gospel According to a Sitcom Writer, The Sacred Art of Joking) and podcaster (Cooper and Cary Have Words, Keswick Convention Podcast). He is also a member of the General Synod of the Church of England and the Archbishops’ Council.
No ticket purchase or reservation needed.
A printmaking workshop, having a chance to respond to the theme of Gratitude with Jo Shaw, Kerry DeJong and Liz Stansfield.
Jo Shaw is an artist and homeschooling mum to her four children. She is passionate about education and leads an art group in her home each week for children aged 4-16. She lives at Oak Hill College, where she helps mentor women training to serve in the church, which wonderfully involves having lots of chats over coffee.
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.
Alastair Gordon is an award winning artist and writer. He is co-founder of Morphē Arts, a mentoring charity for Christians in the Arts. He writes a bit (Why Art Matters, IVP), teaches a bit (Leith School of Art, University of the Arts, London) and paints a lot (Royal Academy, London Art Fair, Bridge Projects Los Angeles). He’s a husband, dad and recently started climbing trees.
No ticket purchase or reservation needed.
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.
Gareth Davies-Jones is an accomplished singer/songwriter and thoughtful musical story-teller. The broad variety in Gareth’s songs and the instruments he plays have captivated, engaged and inspired audiences around the UK. He has recently released a new solo album, Truth, Tradition, Prophets & Loss and a collaboration in response to the Sermon on the Mount, Trace The Line.
No ticket purchase or reservation needed.
Fire Etching with Kaori Homma.
Kaori Homma is a Japanese born artist and co-founder of Art Action UK. She is based in London and a graduate of both Tokyo University of Art and Design and Chelsea School of Art. Kaori’s works are exhibited internationally and in both public and private collections. She also works with Morphē Arts to give support for artists.
A conversation about art, faith and the Bible. Art of the Bible and the Bible as art. Join the KU team as we look at God’s Word through the lens of the creative arts. Taking a different Bible passage each evening, we’ll see how God’s Word has inspired artists and continues to speak through music, poetry and art. Expect live music, art, spoken word, interviews and Bible teaching from artists with everyone invited to collaborate in a new art work each evening.
Make New: Revelation 21
Join Alastair Gordon and Ruth Naomi Floyd in a conversation about art and the new creation. Taste and see how artists have anticipated the abundance of the new creation through music, art and word. With special guests James Cary, Peter Gardner and Gareth Davies-Jones.
Join James Cary and Rachel Redeemed for an hour of chat, comedy, guests, music, messing around and general theological tummy-tickling.
James Cary is a BBC sitcom writer (Miranda, Bluestone 42, Hut 33), author (The Gospel According to a Sitcom Writer, The Sacred Art of Joking) and podcaster (Cooper and Cary Have Words, Keswick Convention Podcast). He is also a member of the General Synod of the Church of England and the Archbishops’ Council.
Rachel Redeemed co-hosted Premier Christian Radio’s ‘Inspirational Breakfast’ and worked for BBC Songs of Praise. She is a presenter for BBC Radio 4’s ‘Daily Service’ and ‘Pause for Thought’ on BBC Radio 2. Rachel also co-hosts the Keswick Convention Podcast, has presented and produced a number of audiobooks for Audible and releases ‘tips and trips’ on her YouTube channel.
Join us from 9:30 for 10:00-11:00 programme.
Join us from 9:30 for 10:00-11:00 programme.
Join us from 9:30 for 10:00-11:00 programme.
Join us from 9:30 for 10:00-11:00 programme.
Join us from 9:30 for 10:00-11:00 programme.
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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per 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.
Tickets limited to 25 people per tour.
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