Noah's Land
Christianity
after
post-modernity
International Roundtable Conference,
Haghartsin Monastery, Armenia
September 18-19, 2026
ABOUT
Taking place at the historic Haghartsin Monastery, this international roundtable conference gathers thought leaders to reflect on Christianity in the face of post-modernity, high-tech development, and evolving human paradigms.
Exclusive Gathering
invitation-only event ensuring high-level discourse.
Intimate Scale
Limited to ~30 distinguished participants for deep interaction.
Fully Hosted
Invitation only event ensuring high level discourse.
Technological Reflection
Limited to ~30 distinguished participants for deep interaction.
Fully Hosted
invitation-only event ensuring high level discourse.
Key Topics
Crisis ofPost-ModernThinking
The cultural and moral consequences of post-modern ideologies and the search for renewed foundations of truth and meaning.
Participants
Thought leaders & Roundtable interlocutors
Philippa Stroud
CEO
ARC
Jonathan Pageau
Artist, writer and public speaker, founder of Symbolic World Press
Aristotle Papanikolaou
Professor of Theology
Pavel Schelin
Political Theologian & Orthodox Christian Thinker
Nick Spencer
Senior Fellow
Theos
Carmody Grey
Assistant Professor of Catholic Theology
Durham University
Tomáš Halík
Czech Catholic Priest, Philosopher & Theologian
Johannes Hartl
Catholic Theologian
Bishop Angaelos
Coptic Orthodox Bishop of London
Luke Bretherton
British Author & Theologian
Justin Brierley
Speaker, writer and broadcaster
Senior Editor of Premier Christianity Magazine
David Stroud
Founder & Senior Leader
Christ Church London
Many More to be Announced Soon...
AGENDA
Arrival in Armenia
Welcome reception and initial gathering of participants.
Haghartsin: Opening the Conversation
Plenary sessions and roundtables addressing the core topics.
Manifesto & Future Vision
Collaborative drafting of the manifesto and concluding remarks.
Armenia’s Christian Heritage
Guided tour exploring the historical spiritual sites of the first Christian nation.
Location
Historic Haghartsin Monastery, Armenia
Nestled in the lush forests of Dilijan, the 13th-century Haghartsin Monastery provides an unparalleled atmosphere for deep reflection. Disconnected from the digital noise, it serves as the perfect setting to contemplate the future of Christianity.
Armenia, the first nation to adopt Christianity as its state religion in 301 AD, offers profound historical roots. Here, ancient tradition meets modern existential inquiries.
PARTNERS
& ORGANIZERS
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Partners
To be announced soon...