Frequently Asked Questions

The event is held in a 3,000 seat Pavilion erected on the B Road Entrance to the Ulster University Coleraine Campus, Cromore Road, Coleraine, BT52 1SA.

See the CAMPUS MAP for details of how to get around the site and where to find the Children’s and Youth Programmes.

New Horizon normally starts on the first Saturday of August each year and runs for 7 days, so in 2025 the event will run from Saturday 2 to Friday 8 August.

There is no registration for adults attending and you are free to choose what you would like to attend.  Youth and Children attending events need to register online in advance.  Registration will open in May 2025.

Saturday 2 August
18:45 Prayer Meeting in the Prayer Tent
19:30 Opening Celebration  in the Main Tent

Sunday 3 August
Morning – Local Church Services
18:45 Prayer Meeting in the Prayer Tent
19:30 Evening Celebration  in the Main Tent

Monday 4 August to Friday 8 August

09:30 Prayer Meeting in the Prayer Tent
10:00 Bible Teaching  in Main Tent
09:45 – 13:00 Children’s and Youth Programmes
11:45 NH Explore (Seminars) in the Tented Village
18:45 Prayer Meeting in the Prayer Tent
19:15 Evening Children’s and Youth Programmes P5-7 and Yrs 8 -12
19:30 Evening Celebration in the Main Tent

 

A downloadable programme will be available closer to the time.
  • Evening Celebrations run daily from Saturday to Friday at 7.30pm until 9.15pm and feature worship.
  • Bible Teaching runs daily from Monday to Friday from 10am until 11am.
  • NH Explore (Seminars) run daily from Monday to Friday from 11.45am to 12.45pm featuring a range of interesting topics – full details available HERE

Parking is available on campus and is free of charge at weekends and after 7pm in the evening (after 5pm on Fridays). Please do not park on the grass verges in Cromore Road as this causes significant problems for residents and obstructs the footpaths. Payment can be made by presenting a credit/debit card at the barrier on entry and again on exit and the system will calculate the tariff due.  Alternatively you can take a ticket and pay at the pay stations on campus. Car parks are within walking distance but there is also a free shuttle bus service between the University car parks and the New Horizon tent both morning and evening. There are disabled parking bays in each of the University car parks for cars displaying the official Blue Badge.  A few limited disabled spaces are available in the car park adjacent to the New Horizon tent and there is also a drop off area for cars / minibuses.

New Horizon is a non-residential event however accommodation is available on campus and should be booked directly with the University Accommodation office – https://www.ulster.ac.uk/accommodation/summer-bookings

Alternatively there is ample holiday accommodation in the local area –

https://www.visitcausewaycoastandglens.com/accommodation

New Horizon does not charge people to attend as we want to be as accessible to as many people as possible.  We depend largely on volunteers to run the event and the bulk of our income is from donations through the year from our regular supporters and gifts collected in offerings during the event.  To partner with us go to our donate page here

There is a café area within the tented village that provides refreshments and light meals morning and evening.  There are extra express coffee points within the main tent from 11.00 – 11.45.  Refreshments can also be purchased within the main University buildings.

 

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