Posts Tagged With: C.S. Lewis
All that I Hoped It Would Be and More
Thinking of attending the Southwest Retreat next month? Want to find out more about it? Here’s Curlonda Simm’s article about her experience at the Writers Workshop portion last year. We hope you can join us ! Click here for more information and to register. The C.S. Lewis Writers Workshop at Camp Allen was all that … Continue reading
Till We Have Faces: Playing in San Diego – This Week Only
For those of you in the Southern California area, we would like to announce that Lamb’s Players Theatre is currently performing its 1 week run of Till We Have Faces, which they originally presented this summer in Cambridge, England, at our C.S. Lewis Summer Institute. We greatly encourage you to attend this performance of what … Continue reading
“The Eternal C.S. Lewis: Now More Than Ever”
Oxbridge 2011 alumnus, Tom O’Boyle, has just written an article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette describing his experience this summer visiting the places in Oxford that are connected to C.S. Lewis’s life and faith. Here’s an excerpt of “The Eternal C.S. Lewis: Now More Than Ever”: Lewis’ change of heart was so dramatic as to suggest … Continue reading
C.S. Lewis Theater Round Up
A variety of C.S. Lewis themed plays are circulating around the United States in the next month. Two of them are adaptations of his books, while another is a dramatization of a fictional encounter between C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud. The Screwtape Letters The Screwtape Letters, based on C.S. Lewis’s famous novel, and with Max … Continue reading
Joyful Reflections, by Dr. Holly Ordway
Holly Ordway, longtime friend and supporter of the C.S. Lewis Foundation, has just put up a blog post on her website Hieropraxis, chronicling one day in the course of the conference. She gave us her permission to re-post it here, so we’d like to share it. Photos were taken by Lancia E. Smith: “It might … Continue reading
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