We made an attempt to get someone to this event, but sadly the one person that might have been available had to work during the event. Thankfully another Narnia fan site was able to have […]
The C.S. Lewis Foundation held its triennial 2 week major international conference, Oxbridge Summer Institute, from July 28th to August 11th at Oxford and Cambridge Universities in England. […]
With wit and insight, C.S. Lewis’ landmark book, The Screwtape Letters, reveals many ways in which evil can take hold, both within and without. In the intimate woodland retreat of Camp Allen, join Professor Ralph Wood of Baylor University as he imparts lessons from Lewis on how to perceive and resist the snares of Screwtape in our everyday lives. […]
This conference features speakers that have studied his work as well as a few who knew the man. They delve into his mind to talk about his love for God and his desire to proclaim God’s grandeur. […]
I know this is a bit late, but here’s last week’s update from the C.S. Lewis Foundation! Enjoy it! (If you have a C.S. Lewis Society, and have a newsletter or would like to promote your group, e-mail us.) […]
Dr. Devin Brown recently served as the Scholar-in-Residence for a weeklong Summer Seminar at The Kilns, C.S. Lewis’s home just outside of Oxford, England. The seminar was put on by the C.S. Lewis Foundation, which purchased The Kilns in 1984 and has restored it to its 1930s appearance. […]
We are delighted to announce the second C.S. Lewis Today conference to be held in Sydney! […]
For those of you going to Oxbridge 2008, the C.S. Lewis Foundation’s Weblog invites you to write about your previous experiences at Oxbridge, and other things to do in the area, and to see. To that end, the forum they refer to is the comment area under the story in the blog. […]
This summer offers a rare opportunity for you to spend one week at The Kilns, the beloved home of C.S. Lewis in Oxford, England! […]
The C.S. Lewis Foundation Presents
“The Self and the Search For Meaning”
July 28 – August 8, 2008 […]
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