Spring Harvest
Claire McCollum joins thousands of Christians in Minehead, Somerset, for ‘Spring Harvest', the annual festival that combines a holiday with worship, music and fun for all ages.
For over 40 years ‘Spring Harvest' has attracted Christians from many different denominations to gather at holiday camps to renew, discuss and celebrate their faith. Claire meets three generations of one family who have been coming to Spring Harvest since the early days and joins them for the energetic all-age worship services. She goes ‘backstage' with some of the main worship leaders and preachers and discovers more about the purpose and power of bringing so many Christians together.
Claire also discovers how worship is being made more accessible in innovative ways at a creative worship session for adults with learning disabilities. She also enjoys a game of ten pin bowling with young leaders to hear how Spring Harvest inspires faith and friendship in teenagers.
With inspiring worship music from the Spring Harvest main stage and a congregation of 2000 people raising the roof in praise.
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