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God as… Gig Economy Worker

Class and Jesus-shaped justice explored by Sally Mann, co-director of Red Letter Christians UK. Why it matters that Jesus is from Nazareth. How can we live to see class-based justice today?
Speaker(s): Sally Mann

Confounding the Mighty: Dreams for a Different Church

Join a panel of people who have lived experience of poverty, led by Luke Larner. How can we be church in a way that makes sure everyone can belong and have agency? How do we shift the power balance?
Speaker(s): Trussell, Luke Larner

The Climate Battle

While the world's most powerful countries compete militarily and industrially, can they work together to win the climate fight? Do they even need to, asks Simon Sharpe, Director of Economics for...
Speaker(s): Simon Sharpe

Just Worship

Join author Stef Benstead for the launch of her new book, in which she asks: what is God like, and how do we live lives that reflect God's character? Passionate about social justice and God's love...
Speaker(s): Trussell, Stef Benstead

Pulling the Levers

How do we address the climate emergency? What are the essential levers for change? What are our points of influence? From Politics to Finance, Diplomacy to Activism, Campaigning to Comedy and so much...
Speaker(s): Simon Sharpe, Gail Bradbrook, Jon Long, Pickwell Foundation

Whose Dream Are We Living?

A diverse panel of guests discuss conformity and exclusion in the Church and society. Can the Church ever be a good ally for people on the margins, or are we destined to forever keep people ‘not...
Speaker(s): United Reformed Church

Communion: Dreaming of Home

If you were forced to flee your home, what would you take with you? Photographs for memories? Documents for identity? Food for sustenance? Almost certainly you would carry with you the hope of a...
Speaker(s): Festival Communion, Daoud Nassar

URC: LGBT+ Christians are more than welcome to come as you are

Lead photo: Revd Dr John Bradbury speaks to the Open Table community in Cambridge in 2019. A minister of the church where Open Table Cambridge began, he became the General Secretary of the URC later...

Burntwood

Burntwood combine inventive songwriting with expansive atmospherics. They incorporate elements of post-rock, americana and alternative. The London four-piece are set to release their debut record in...

Moon Landing

Moon Landing is the musical workings of multi-instrumentalist Jake McCrea. Moon Landing first appeared in 2022 with the single ‘The Room is Spinning,' which created a soundscape that peeked...

Rhona Macfarlane

I am a solo singer/songwriter performing with acoustic guitar or piano/keyboard.

Tarn Bright

Tania Bright is the Co-CEO of Home for Good and Safe Families, a national charity with a bold vision to see children and families thrive. Previously, Tarn (as she is known) was interim CEO at...

Nessie Ramm

Toadflax, woundwort, goat's-beard, viper's bugloss: these centuries-old plant names evoke the richness of this once wild land. But if you're looking for our native wildflowers these days you...

Shaeron Caton Rose

Shaeron Caton Rose is a social engaged artist working across Yorkshire. In 2021 she set up ReCreate with fellow artist Linda Baines, offering art and spiritual wellbeing sessions and retreats to...

Legacies

This year, our theme is Hope in the Making. And what is hope if not an act of the imagination – a way of seeing the world not only as it is, but as it could be? Greenbelt is an act of the...