Posts Tagged With: Oxford
New Slideshow of Photos from Oxbridge 2011 Summer Institute
Lancia E. Smith, our official photographer and close friend, just posted a new slideshow presentation of photos from our 2011 C.S. Lewis Summer Institute. Amazing, isn’t it? Make sure you visit her website and find out more about her photography and philosophy! Here’s how she described it on her blog: The C.S. Lewis Foundation … 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
Looking Back, Looking Ahead – by Dr. Holly Ordway
The 2011 C.S. Lewis Summer Institute at Oxbridge ended last week, and we could not be happier with the way everything unfolded. As a way of reflecting on the conference as a whole, we will run another blog post by Dr. Holly Ordway, borrowed (with her permission) from her website Hieropraxis. Photos were taken by … Continue reading
“How Pleasant and How Good It Is,” by Cole Matson
Here we have another blog post (featuring a written article) by a participant in the 2011 Summer Institute. Cole Matson has long been associated with the Foundation, having stayed at the Kilns for some time while studying theology at Oxford. He is currently a doctoral student at St. Andrew’s University in Scotland. We asked if … Continue reading
C.S. Lewis Summer Institute Begins Tomorrow!
Tomorrow the 2011 C.S. Lewis Summer Institute at Oxbridge begins! We’re very excited for the conference, and we’d like to share as much of it as possible with those of you who were not able to join us. Today, we’re putting up a few quick pictures taken of the city. In the future, look out … Continue reading
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