Margaret Hebblethwaite
Margaret Hebblethwaite is an author, journalist and theologian, with experience in Ignatian retreat-giving, biblical teaching to students, prison work, and English teaching to the rural poor in Latin...
Not in my name
A guest blog from our associate Oasis Join the campaign to stop reactionary leaders speaking on behalf of Christianity. This year at Greenbelt, Oasis will help people demonstrate their support for...
Putting the protest back in Protestant
A blog from Sam Walton of our associate Quakers in Britain As a person of faith, my first loyalty must be to God's purposes, to act on conscience even when it is not easy. But I'm not a Quaker...
Richard Havardi
Richard is a passionate plant based eater with many valuable years of experience in the hospitality industry as a chef, caterer and restaurant owner. He opened NAMA Foods almost 6 years ago, as the...
G-Books at Greenbelt 2018: Part 2
A guest blog from Church House Bookshop Already zipped through our last Greenbelt blog of reading suggestions? Here's seven more to whet your appetite for this year's festival… Plus –...
Reimagining finance for the 21st Century Economy
A guest blog from Stuart Hutton – who will be leading daily panel conversations in the Exchange venue at Greenbelt 2018. Ever since the credit crisis just over 10 years ago, we have seen...
Twitnits
The Twitnits is a collective of improvisers based in Sussex, performing musicals and sketches inspired by audience suggestions since 2011. They have run a regular comedy night in Brighton and...
Siobhan Donnelly
Siobhan Donnelly is a singer, writer and community artist from Cumbria, via Huddersfield. Growing up, Siobhan always loved folk music and singing and still can't quite believe she now gets to do...
Phoebe Rison
Phoebe Rison is the advocacy officer at Sabeel-Kairos, focusing on BDS and Morally Responsible Investment and a director of Embrace the Middle East Trading Ltd. She has worked on humanitarian,...
Harry Bird
Harry Bird is a Glasgow based singer-songwriter, composer and circus/theatre musician. With a deep love of stories and how we can connect through them, he has spent the last 15 years touring hundreds...
What (not) to bring to Greenbelt
We're a fun bunch at Greenbelt, but sadly there do have to be some rules. Not many, mind. And they're all for your own good – we promise. What to bring Your camping kit (packed in an...
Windrush & Carnival
The Festival Communion service at Greenbelt 2018 put the story of Windrush, racial inclusion and justice at its heart. Here you'll find all the words from the service to download and share and use...
The Tank – Greenbelt’s very own festival cafe
The Tank is run by an energetic, friendly, fun and dedicated team who've been brewing up and making mochas for us at the festival for 15 years or so now. That's a lot of fair trade cups of tea...
Silence is not peace!
A guest blog from our associate USPG The Philippines is rich in mineral deposits, but over 40,000 indigenous people have been forcibly displaced from their ancestral lands and over 1,000 students...
Gŵyl Coda 2018: Gathering Hope
A blog by longterm Greenbelter and former festival trustee, Paul Bennett on the newest member of the Greenbelt Family... The Welsh word “bach” translates literally as “small”. But it also...