NH2019, 3-9 August, Ulster University, Coleraine
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Around 200 volunteers have been busy planning exciting activities and relevant Bible teaching for the Children & Youth Programme. We are excited at the number registered, however this has meant that we have had to close registration for several programmes (see below)
We are sorry that some children may not be able to attend but we have to follow the regulations for the number of children allowed in the 10 university venues as well as adult to child ratios. New Horizon adheres to a strict Child Protection Policy. Volunteers involved in the children and youth programmes are required to undertake checks through AccessNI, receive training in the New Horizon Child Protection procedures and provide referees before participating in the programmes.
- Creche age 1-3 Limited space*
- Creche age 3-4 FULL*
- SU P1-P4 FULL*
- SU SEN REGISTRATION CLOSES 30th June
- Salt Factory Sports FULL
We may be able to take more children in the creche if we had more volunteers. CLICK HERE to volunteer
*We'll send out an email if spaces become available before New Horizon. Tell parents to sign up if they’re not receiving the New Horizon Email News at www.newhorizon.org.uk/newsletter/ Last minute spaces may become available at New Horizon. Come to the Bann Venue (tent behind cafe at 6:30pm on Saturday 3rd August).
EARLY BIRD EXTENDED TO 30th JUNE
To avail of the early bird rate and receive your badges/wristbands in July, make sure you register by Sunday AND return your signed parental consent form asap.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Main Stage
Over the next few E-Newsletters we will introduce the main stage team
Gilbert Lennox grew up in Armagh under the influence of godly parents and committed his life to Christ in his final year of primary school. He has an honours degree in Modern Languages from Queen’s University and trained as a schoolteacher. It was during his time as a student that he developed his involvement in Bible teaching and church planting. In 1995 Gilbert left teaching to devote himself to Bible teaching and leadership within Glenabbey Church which he helped to found in 1988. He has taught widely at conferences and churches in Ireland and overseas. He is married to Heather and they have 4 children, 7 grandchildren. Now retired from Glenabbey he is focussing on teaching, writing and having more time with family. He enjoys movies, music, gardening and lots of coffee drinking. A keen landscape photographer he is often to be seen wandering the Causeway Coast and remote headlands in Donegal.
New Irish Arts is a Christian Charity which organises around 30 public events per year. Whether performing on the stage of the Belfast Waterfront, on BBC Songs of Praise or in a church concert, their aim is to use the Arts to encourage people to worship God. A key area of growth in recent years has been New Irish Youth, which runs residentials preparing young singers and instrumentalist for worship and Christian service. New Irish Arts is delighted to serve at New Horizon once again under the leadership of Creative Director, Jonathan Rea. With special guest Stuart Townend on Saturday and Sunday. Featuring Sylvia Burnside on Wednesday evening.
Check out the video of the recent Prayer Breakfast
