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Catch Up | Keswick Methodist Church|
St John’s Church |
10:00am |
Colin Smith |
|
Crosthwaite Church |
10:30am |
Jeremy McQuoid |
|
Keswick Methodist |
10:30am |
Graham Beynon |
Catch Up | Keswick Methodist Church 
Catch Up
Mon – Fri Handout
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Catch Up In an age of polarisation and ‘culture war’, how can Christians engage politically whilst remaining faithful to the gospel? How do we run a different race – seeking to be loving and curious rather than fearful and hostile? How might our public square be transformed by people of faith living out the fruit of the Spirit? Let’s be encouraged: with God’s help, there is a better way.
We aim to keep afternoons clear during Convention so you can reflect and enjoy all the lake district has to offer. However, there is a concert each week and a few receptions for particular groups on site in the afternoon for those looking for something more.
There is also plenty of time in the afternoons to explore the beautiful surroundings of Keswick and the Lake District.
Visit the Enjoy Keswick Website to browse Food & Drink, Shopping, Outdoor Activities, Museums and more!
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Link-up Events
For those who are attending Convention for the first time or looking for more information about the Convention and Keswick Ministries.
Keswick Fellowship Connect
For committee members or designated representatives of national and international Keswick Fellowship events to meet together for a time of encouragement and sharing.
This event is for mission personnel who work overseas. Welcome! Come and chat, share, and pray together with other mission personnel, as well as listen to a short talk. A place to share honestly about the trials and joys in a room of people who understand the ebbs and flows, highs and lows all too well.
This event is for mission personnel to provide an opportunity to support, chat, and connect with others who also serve God around the world.
This event is for family members of mission partners to provide an opportunity to chat and connect with others who have loved ones serving God around the world.
This is a great opportunity for those whose children, grandchildren, brothers or sisters are living and working overseas to get together and share fellowship, experiences and ideas. There will be some input on how family members can support their loved ones well, but also how they can be supported themselves. Please register at the convention reception.
An opportunity for those working in similar environments to come together and discuss some of the encouragements and challenges you experience as Christians in your sector, as well as bring questions to a panel from the ‘Your Job, God’s Work’ stand.
There is a guide on which day sectors meet, but don’t feel restricted to these times:
Wednesday – Private Sector (trades, cleaning, agriculture, hospitality, retail, business, IT, the arts…)
Thursday – Public Sector (healthcare, education, social care, law enforcement, local council)
One of the primary ways that disciples of Jesus are empowered for fruitful living in their everyday contexts is through the preaching of the word. But research suggests that contemporary preaching is much more effective in empowering people for gathered church activities and personal devotion than for engagement in their Monday to Saturday contexts. Come join LICC’s Mark Greene and Sam Brown, and the EA’s Danny Webster, as they share the key lessons and insights gleaned from twenty years of working with hundreds of pastors to equip God’s people ‘for every good work’ through the word.
Catch UpEMU Music play some of their favourite worship songs and share stories, inspiration and insight into their song writing.
In light of our convention theme Resurrection, we’ll be exploring what difference Christ’s resurrection makes to our lives now, and into eternity. Each morning we’ll be meeting for our seminar track to get stuck into this topic.
Monday – Assurance
We start the week by looking at the importance of the resurrection for our faith – it’s through the resurrection that we are assured of who Jesus is (Lord & God) and what he has done (gained forgiveness, justification and eternal life for us).
Tuesday – Bodies
For clues about what our resurrection bodies will be like we can look to Jesus after the resurrection. Still human, but better. 1 Corinthians 15 helps us to understand that our resurrection bodies are glorious, imperishable and godly, which means that all of the things we struggle with now (sin, decay and dissatisfaction) will be done away with.
Wednesday – Keswick Lecture (Main Tent)
We will join the Keswick Lecture in the Main Tent.
Thursday – Work
Thinking about our bodies being renewed also shapes the way that we think about work. Because Christ was raised, and because we’re raised with him, means that the stuff we do now has worth and value beyond today. Just as what we do to our bodies matters, so does what we do with our bodies. If God is going to renew our bodies and this creation, what makes us think we won’t do the same with our work?
Friday – Mission
The reality of the resurrection is that Jesus has been declared Lord and God, that he is on the throne, he will come to judge the world, and every knee will bow before him. The resurrection of Christ is the prequel to the resurrection of the world, and as people who know what that means, we have the responsibility and privilege of going to get people ready for it.
Whether you’ve come to Keswick as part of a group, or you’re here on your own, we’d love to help you create community this week! Socials will take place each weekday afternoon – check the Instagram @keswick_19-24s for more info!
Each evening, after the Evening Celebration, we’ll gather for 19-24s Late Night. Join us for an eclectic mixture of interviews, games, prayer, music, and general fun. A great way to end each day!
Prayer is an important part of the Convention, both in bringing our thanksgiving and requests to God, and supporting those who would appreciate prayer with our team.
Join us each morning for a time of prayer as we bring thanksgiving and prayer requests to our gracious God.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
A quiet space to pray throughout the week. Open when Kids & Youth programmes are not taking place.
Our Prayer Team are available to pray with you after morning and evening meetings in the Main Tent. The Prayer Space is to the right of the stage.
If you are in full-time, pastoral ministry, you can book a prayer appointment with the team during the week.
Visit the Convention Reception to book.
Catch Up | Keswick Methodist Church|
St John’s Church |
10:00am |
Colin Smith |
|
Crosthwaite Church |
10:30am |
Jeremy McQuoid |
|
Keswick Methodist |
10:30am |
Graham Beynon |
Catch Up | Keswick Methodist Church
Catch Up
Mon – Fri Handout
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Catch Up In an age of polarisation and ‘culture war’, how can Christians engage politically whilst remaining faithful to the gospel? How do we run a different race – seeking to be loving and curious rather than fearful and hostile? How might our public square be transformed by people of faith living out the fruit of the Spirit? Let’s be encouraged: with God’s help, there is a better way.
We aim to keep afternoons clear during Convention so you can reflect and enjoy all the lake district has to offer. However, there is a concert each week and a few receptions for particular groups on site in the afternoon for those looking for something more.
There is also plenty of time in the afternoons to explore the beautiful surroundings of Keswick and the Lake District.
Visit the Enjoy Keswick Website to browse Food & Drink, Shopping, Outdoor Activities, Museums and more!
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Link-up Events
For those who are attending Convention for the first time or looking for more information about the Convention and Keswick Ministries.
Keswick Fellowship Connect
For committee members or designated representatives of national and international Keswick Fellowship events to meet together for a time of encouragement and sharing.
This event is for mission personnel who work overseas. Welcome! Come and chat, share, and pray together with other mission personnel, as well as listen to a short talk. A place to share honestly about the trials and joys in a room of people who understand the ebbs and flows, highs and lows all too well.
This event is for mission personnel to provide an opportunity to support, chat, and connect with others who also serve God around the world.
This event is for family members of mission partners to provide an opportunity to chat and connect with others who have loved ones serving God around the world.
This is a great opportunity for those whose children, grandchildren, brothers or sisters are living and working overseas to get together and share fellowship, experiences and ideas. There will be some input on how family members can support their loved ones well, but also how they can be supported themselves. Please register at the convention reception.
An opportunity for those working in similar environments to come together and discuss some of the encouragements and challenges you experience as Christians in your sector, as well as bring questions to a panel from the ‘Your Job, God’s Work’ stand.
There is a guide on which day sectors meet, but don’t feel restricted to these times:
Wednesday – Private Sector (trades, cleaning, agriculture, hospitality, retail, business, IT, the arts…)
Thursday – Public Sector (healthcare, education, social care, law enforcement, local council)
One of the primary ways that disciples of Jesus are empowered for fruitful living in their everyday contexts is through the preaching of the word. But research suggests that contemporary preaching is much more effective in empowering people for gathered church activities and personal devotion than for engagement in their Monday to Saturday contexts. Come join LICC’s Mark Greene and Sam Brown, and the EA’s Danny Webster, as they share the key lessons and insights gleaned from twenty years of working with hundreds of pastors to equip God’s people ‘for every good work’ through the word.
Catch UpEMU Music play some of their favourite worship songs and share stories, inspiration and insight into their song writing.
In light of our convention theme Resurrection, we’ll be exploring what difference Christ’s resurrection makes to our lives now, and into eternity. Each morning we’ll be meeting for our seminar track to get stuck into this topic.
Monday – Assurance
We start the week by looking at the importance of the resurrection for our faith – it’s through the resurrection that we are assured of who Jesus is (Lord & God) and what he has done (gained forgiveness, justification and eternal life for us).
Tuesday – Bodies
For clues about what our resurrection bodies will be like we can look to Jesus after the resurrection. Still human, but better. 1 Corinthians 15 helps us to understand that our resurrection bodies are glorious, imperishable and godly, which means that all of the things we struggle with now (sin, decay and dissatisfaction) will be done away with.
Wednesday – Keswick Lecture (Main Tent)
We will join the Keswick Lecture in the Main Tent.
Thursday – Work
Thinking about our bodies being renewed also shapes the way that we think about work. Because Christ was raised, and because we’re raised with him, means that the stuff we do now has worth and value beyond today. Just as what we do to our bodies matters, so does what we do with our bodies. If God is going to renew our bodies and this creation, what makes us think we won’t do the same with our work?
Friday – Mission
The reality of the resurrection is that Jesus has been declared Lord and God, that he is on the throne, he will come to judge the world, and every knee will bow before him. The resurrection of Christ is the prequel to the resurrection of the world, and as people who know what that means, we have the responsibility and privilege of going to get people ready for it.
Whether you’ve come to Keswick as part of a group, or you’re here on your own, we’d love to help you create community this week! Socials will take place each weekday afternoon – check the Instagram @keswick_19-24s for more info!
Each evening, after the Evening Celebration, we’ll gather for 19-24s Late Night. Join us for an eclectic mixture of interviews, games, prayer, music, and general fun. A great way to end each day!
Prayer is an important part of the Convention, both in bringing our thanksgiving and requests to God, and supporting those who would appreciate prayer with our team.
Join us each morning for a time of prayer as we bring thanksgiving and prayer requests to our gracious God.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
A quiet space to pray throughout the week. Open when Kids & Youth programmes are not taking place.
Our Prayer Team are available to pray with you after morning and evening meetings in the Main Tent. The Prayer Space is to the right of the stage.
If you are in full-time, pastoral ministry, you can book a prayer appointment with the team during the week.
Visit the Convention Reception to book.
Give today to support the future of Keswick Ministries
Register children for our dedicated Keswick Kids groups which run alongside the Bible Reading and Evening Celebration sessions.
These sessions include small groups, games and activities, singing and prayer all centred around learning from God’s word.
Find out more about Keswick Kids and Keswick Youth.
All Age Service – Sunday
Main Tent | 10:30am
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
Pencil Factory | 11am-12.45pm
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11am-1pm | PF G.03
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11am-1pm | Pencil Factory
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11am-1pm | Pencil Factory
Evening Session – Sunday to Friday
7:15-9:10pm | Pencil Factory
Register for our dedicated Keswick Youth groups which run alongside the Bible Reading and Evening Celebration sessions.
These sessions include small groups, games and activities, singing and prayer all centred around learning from God’s word.
Find out more about Keswick Kids and Keswick Youth.
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11:15am-1pm | Pencil Factory
Evening Session – Sunday to Thursday
7:15-9:10pm | Pencil Factory
Late Nite – Sunday to Thursday
9:15-10:15pm | Pencil Factory
Team Leader: Paul McFadden
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11:15am-1pm | Pencil Factory
Evening Session – Sunday to Thursday
7:15-9:10pm | Pencil Factory
Late Nite – Sunday to Thursday
9:15-10:15pm | Pencil Factory
Register children for our dedicated Keswick Kids groups which run alongside the Bible Reading and Evening Celebration sessions.
These sessions include small groups, games and activities, singing and prayer all centred around learning from God’s word.
Find out more about Keswick Kids and Keswick Youth.
All Age Service – Sunday
Main Tent | 10:30am
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
Pencil Factory | 11am-12.45pm
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11am-1pm | PF G.03
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11am-1pm | Pencil Factory
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11am-1pm | Pencil Factory
Evening Session – Sunday to Friday
7:15-9:10pm | Pencil Factory
Register for our dedicated Keswick Youth groups which run alongside the Bible Reading and Evening Celebration sessions.
These sessions include small groups, games and activities, singing and prayer all centred around learning from God’s word.
Find out more about Keswick Kids and Keswick Youth.
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11:15am-1pm | Pencil Factory
Evening Session – Sunday to Thursday
7:15-9:10pm | Pencil Factory
Late Nite – Sunday to Thursday
9:15-10:15pm | Pencil Factory
Team Leader: Paul McFadden
All Age Service – Sunday
10:30am | Main Tent
Morning Session – Monday to Friday
11:15am-1pm | Pencil Factory
Evening Session – Sunday to Thursday
7:15-9:10pm | Pencil Factory
Late Nite – Sunday to Thursday
9:15-10:15pm | Pencil Factory
Many people with learning disabilities encounter God for the first time at Keswick Convention and others grow in their faith and understanding.
The Count Everyone In programme comprises morning celebrations Monday to Friday and a Tuesday afternoon workshop.
The CEI team will be led by Janneke Klos who is a Makaton signer and tutor.
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Monday
We will be looking at Jesus’ death and resurrection: what happened, why did it happen, and what does it mean for us?
Wednesday
We will compare Jesus’ resurrection (and therefore our future resurrection) with other resurrection stories in the Bible (Lazarus & Jairus’ daughter).
Thursday
While we wait for our resurrection, we are called to live out the mission Jesus gave us (Matthew 28:19-20). We will be looking at ‘famous’ missionaries and global missions.
Friday
We will be looking at examples from the early church as they lived out the great commission locally. We want to encourage and equip our guests with practical ways in which they can live out the great commission in their own communities, families, and churches.
We will be looking at some of the ‘unbelievable’ stories in the Bible through creative means (dance, drama, craft) – if we believe that the Bible is true, then what can we learn from some of these stories?
This seminar is for individuals and churches thinking about responding to adults with learning disabilities. This session will inspire and inform about how mission and ministry for adults with learning disabilities can transform lives and churches.
