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Sunday Worship: Wild at Home

Wild at Home

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Paul Kerensa leads a service from this year's virtual Greenbelt Festival.

Every August for the past forty six years, many thousands of people have gathered together for the annual Greenbelt Festival. It’s the highlight of many people’s year. The festival brings together faith, arts and social justice in the grounds of Boughton House near Kettering. There’s always a packed programme of music, theatre and comedy; talks and discussions about the really big issues facing our world.

But this year, everything is different. Along with many events and festivals throughout the world, Greenbelt has moved online. Sunday Worship meets some of the contributors to this year’s somewhat unconventional Festival, and reflects on the festival theme of ‘Wild at home’. It is led by comedian and writer Paul Kerensa, with contributions from Greenbelt's Creative Director Paul Northup, Greenbelt trustee Molly Boot, and poet Harry Baker. 

Producer: Andrew Earis

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