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The First Hymn - Q&A Screening

When
  • Monday 15 September 2025 from 6:15pm to 9pm
Cost

Starting from: $18.50

Join us for a special encore screening of The First Hymn, featuring a live performance and an exclusive Q&A with presenter Professor John Dickson.

Hosted by Undeceptions and Heritage Films, this is your last chance to experience The First Hymn on the big screen. After four weeks of remarkable turnouts across Australia and New Zealand, John Dickson returns to host this celebratory closing event of this amazing documentary.

Discover the extraordinary story of the earliest-known Christian hymn with both music and lyrics intact. Songwriters Chris Tomlin and Ben Fielding introduce the film with a special message for Australian audiences.

Following the screening, enjoy a captivating Q&A with John Dickson as he shares the journey behind the film, unpacks the history behind the hymn, and its powerful meaning for today. The night concludes with a moving live performance of the modern adaptation.

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