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Paul Ford
Professor
of Theology and Liturgy, St. John’s Seminary, Camarillo,
CA; Founding President of Southern California C.S. Lewis Society;
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Jerry Root
Assistant
Professor of Christian Formation and Ministry at Wheaton College,
Illinois; Co-Editor of The Quotable C.S. Lewis. Author
of many scholarly articles on C. S. Lewis, Jerry has lectured
on Lewis in many countries and on three continents. He served
as Resident Fellow at the C.S. Lewis Study Centre at The Kilns
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Luci Shaw
Celebrated
Poet, Adjunct Professor and Writer-in-Residence at Regent
College, Vancouver, Canada; conference speaker, poetry workshop
leader, and journal workshop leader at numerous writers conferences
and creative arts festivals; author of numerous works of both
prose and poetry including Life Path: Personal & Spiritual
Growth through Journal Writing; Water My Soul: Cultivating
the Interior Life, The Angles of Light, A Widening
Light: Poems of the Incarnation. |
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Joseph Pearce
Writer-in-
Residence and Professor of Literature at Ave Maria College,
Ypsilanti, Michigan, Editor-in-Chief of Ave Maria University Communications
and Sapientia Press, as well as Co-Editor of The Saint Austin
Review, an international review of Christian culture, literature,
and ideas published in the UK; author of a number of acclaimed
biographies including Tolkien: Man and Myth and Literary
Converts. |
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Nigel Goodwin
Graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art; Founder of the
London Arts Centre Group; Trustee of the C.S. Lewis Foundation;
and Executive
Director of Genesis Arts Trust, a ministry committed to serving
the needs of Christian artists throughout the world. |
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Peter Kreeft
Professor
of Philosophy, Boston College; author of
over fifty books, including Socrates Meets Jesus, Heaven,
the Heart’s Deepest Longing, Handbook of Christian
Apologetics, C.S. Lewis for the Third Millennium,
and C.S. Lewis: A Critical Essay.
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Dick Staub
Former Seattle-based radio talk show host, a keen observer of
the role of religious belief in popular culture, award-winning
interviewer, popular campus speaker, board member of Martin Marty’s
Public Religion Project, and author of numerous articles and the
book, Too Christian, Too Pagan. |
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Ben Patterson
Campus
Pastor, Westmont College, Santa Barbara; Contributing Editor,
Christianity Today and Leadership; author of
a number of books and editor of the forthcoming Prayer Devotional
Bible. Ben has also been senior pastor at two churches, including
founding pastor of Irvine Presbyterian Church. |
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Stan Mattson
Founder and
President of the C.S. Lewis Foundation, Redlands, CA, and
Director of the C.S. Lewis Study Centre at The Kilns in Oxford,
Dr. Mattson has devoted much of his professional life to encouraging
the renewal of a vital Christian presence within the mainstream
world of secular higher education. In conjunction with this work,
Dr. Mattson lectures widely on the life and legacy of C.S. Lewis
and related subjects on many campuses and churches across America. |
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