Grab a coffee and take some time to listen to the New Horizon Young Adults podcast. Chris, Olivia and Chris have a chat and discuss what to expect at our new Young Adults programme this year.
Young Adults will run after the evening celebration in the tented village with some exciting events!
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Face to Face with Peter Williams
In this interview-style seminar, Peter Williams answered questions from the audience about his life and his work as a theologian and principal of Tyndall House, sharing his passion for the word of God and his deep knowledge of the scriptures.
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Identity
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is having a huge impact in the world around us. While the technology has a lot of benefits, there are also a lot of concerns about its impact on society and it also raises fundamental questions about human identity. David Glass looked at what it means to think biblically about these issues in his seminar at New Horizon.
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We have this Treasure - John Graham
"Recognising this treasure, radically re-shapes everything in our lives." Listen to John Graham's message on 2 Corinthians chapter 4 from the final night of New Horizon 2024.
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Extraordinary Reversal
"People will not be convinced by a miracle like a resurrection if they are hardening their hearts to the scriptures. The scriptures melt our hearts." Listen to Peter Williams' message at #NH2024 on Friday morning.
New Horizon is a seven day Christian festival that takes place every year on the Ulster University campus in Coleraine, set on the picturesque north coast of Northern Ireland. It exists to provide a space and time in which thousands of people of all ages can be taught from the bible, be inspired through worship and story, develop a missional heart, and engage with relevant and challenging issues. The event has been running in NI since 1989 and we are very much looking forward to seeing and hearing what God has in store for us in the years and decades to come.
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