Posts Tagged With: J. Stanley Mattson
A Christmas Thank You from Stan & Jean Mattson
Less than two weeks ago, well over five hundred friends and fellow worshippers, from near and far, were gathered together in Northfield, Massachusetts, to celebrate our Lord’s birth in an extraordinary candlelight service of Lessons and Carols, in the beautifully restored Russell Sage Chapel on the future campus of C.S. Lewis College. As carols and … Continue reading
Announcing the Future Home of C.S. Lewis College!
At long last! It’s difficult to believe, after so extended a journey, but the truth is, we are about to take a major step forward towards the long-awaited goal of establishing C.S. Lewis College. It pleases me greatly to inform you that a news conference was held today in Northfield, Massachusetts announcing the purchase of … Continue reading
Dr. Mattson to Speak on C.S. Lewis at Biola University Art Symposium
Founder and President of the C.S. Lewis Foundation, Dr. J. Stanley Mattson, will speak at the Biola University Department of Art’s annual symposium, “Practicing Theology: Art and Culture-Making in Contemporary Christianity,” which takes place on Friday & Saturday, March 6 & 7, 2009. Dr. Mattson will present specifically on C.S. Lewis as an influencer of … Continue reading
New Year’s Greetings from the Founder and President
Will Ye No’ Come Back Again…?” The final strains of our affectionate farewell at Oxbridge had hardly faded into history before one heard the heartfelt refrain – “See you in 2011!” And from a Summer Seminar sojourner to The Kilns: our time together brought forth “a few notes of the ‘central music in every pure … Continue reading
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