Posts Tagged With: Massachusetts
Vacationing with a Purpose
What should I do on my summer vacation? For this college professor, the answer this year was easy: combine service, fellowship, worship, and fun by spending two weeks in Northfield, Massachusetts, at the future C.S. Lewis College site, participating in the C.S. Lewis Foundation’s Vacation with a Purpose! As I write this, it is the … Continue reading
C.S. Lewis College in Massachusetts News Article
C.S. Lewis College was recently mentioned in an article for the website masslive, which runs news on Massachusetts. The article discusses how Franklin County and, in particular, Greenfield are rebuilding in the wake of the recent economic downturn. Greenfield Community College and C.S. Lewis College are cited as examples of positive growth in the county, … Continue reading
Professor Holly Ordway Visits C.S. Lewis College Campus
Professor Holly Ordway is a frequent participant in C.S. Lewis Foundation events, and has been a friend of ours for a long time. She recently wrote a post on her blog detailing her recent trip to C.S. Lewis College. You can read it on her own blog by following this link. With her permission, we are reposting it here: Continue reading
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
Video Blog from Northfield, 8-12-2010
View of the sunset from Northfield. Part of a lecture on the Great Awakening and the history of the Connecticut River Valley by Rev. Dr. Leslie Fairfield. Share this:EmailPrintFacebookDiggStumbleUpon
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