There will be a packed programme to encourage you in your walk with God and space in the afternoons to appreciate God’s creation and all that Keswick and the surrounding areas have to offer.
Bible Readings will be given by Sam Allberry.
Sam speaks around the world as a pastor, preacher and apologist. He is the author of Seven Myths About Singleness, Is God Anti-Gay? and What God Has To Say About Our Bodies.
He will be speaking on 1 John exploring the theme How we can be sure.
Bible Readings will be given by Jonathan Griffiths.
Jonathan serves as Lead Pastor of the Metropolitan Bible Church in Ottawa and as Bible teacher for Encounter the Truth. He sits on the Council of TGC Canada and leads the Timothy Trust. He studied theology at Oxford and completed his PhD on Hebrews at Cambridge.
He will be speaking on Colossians exploring the theme Made and re-made in Christ.
Bible readings will be given by Ivor Poobalan.
Ivor has served as the Principal of Colombo Theological Seminary, Sri Lanka since 1998. He is a graduate of the London School of Theology, UK, TEDS USA, and the University of Cape Town. He preaches regularly at the Kollupitiya Methodist Church and is international conference speaker. He ministered at Keswick in 2014 and 2017.
Ivor will be speaking on Genesis 1-11 exploring the theme of Human.
Hear from a selection of speakers covering a range of topics related to the theme of Human. Each seminar track run Monday-Friday morning except for Wednesday when a guest speaker will deliver the Keswick Lecture.
Hearing from God’s word is at the centre of Keswick Convention. Each week, we will explore what the Bible teaches us in a certain area about the theme of Human.
A selection of afternoon activities including family entertainment, theatre and concerts, and mission organisations exhibition.
There is also plenty of time in the afternoons to explore the beautiful surroundings of Keswick and the Lake District.
An evening meeting of worship, guest speakers focussing on the theme of Human, prayer and hearing from God’s mission worldwide.
Register children and youth for the dedicated Keswick for Kids and Keswick Youth programmes which run alongside the Bible Reading and Evening Celebration sessions.
Children and youth sessions include small groups, games and activities, singing and prayer all centred around learning from God’s word.
Many people with learning disabilities encounter God for the first time at Keswick Convention and others grow in their faith and understanding. The programme includes morning sessions, evening celebrations, and workshops for churches thinking about responding to adults with learning disabilities.
Week 3 of Keswick Convention incorporates Keswick Unconventional, an arts programme featuring a range of Christian artists, performers, and leaders. As well as running meetings alongside the Main Tent sessions, there are interactive workshops and seminars, to concerts and evening entertainment.
