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A Word of Grace – October 26, 2009
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Special Performance of The Screwtape Letters Near San Francisco
The C.S. Lewis Society of California cordially invites you to a special performance of With a special post-show conversation with Actor Max McLean and Director Jeffrey Fiske Starring Max McLean as His Abysmal Sublimity Screwtape With Karen Eleanor Wight as Toadpipe, Screwtape’s personal secretary Adapted for the Stage by Jeffrey Fiske and Max McLean Directed
C.S. Lewis Foundation Website Gets A Facelift
We decided it’s time to change the style of our website to make it more inviting and to better express our mission and work. Over the next few weeks, our site will be under construction as we update each section of content, make alterations, tweak a few settings, and work out the bugs. We’ve mainly
Brett McCracken Travels for Research on his Book Project about “Christian Hipsters”
Brett McCracken, one of our dear friends and former C.S. Lewis Foundation Intern and Conference Registrar, is currently writing a book about Christian “hipsters” and is taking a research/writing trip to New York City, London, Oxford and Paris, including a short stay at The Kilns as part of the Scholars-in-Residence program. Here’s an excerpt from