Art & Culture
Conference
Event
I’ll Call You Home
Excalibur Press
This is a free event
Our closing event will make sense of the Festival and send us out encouraged and inspired to make Belfast a home for ourselves and everyone. We will reflect on the creativity and community of the ‘Peacemakers’ project. Friend of the Festival Rev. Neil Craigan, author and minister at White Bear Lake, Minnesota, will speak to tie up the Festival and we will end the Festival to the sound of Dana Masters’ song I’ll Be Your Home which should be the Festival’s theme song. Andrew Masters, Vineyard pastor in Lisburn, will then lead us out of the festival.
Sector:
- Arts
- Community development
- Community relations
Date and Time
Location
St Colmcille’s Church
191a Upper Newtownards Road
Belfast
BT4 3JB
United Kingdom
I’ll Call You Home
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