Join our Apprentice Rector, Andrew Lazo, Sunday and Monday evenings for a year-long, chapter-by-chapter look at the works of C.S. Lewis. Rev. Andrew will also provide other CSL @ COTM opportunities, such as movie viewings with discussion, theater performance “field trips,” and more!
Sunday Diving Deeper: The Great Divorce
Sundays at 5pm-6pm in the Library and streamed to YouTube (see buttons on this page)
Published in 1946, The Great Divorce is Lewis’s fanciful vision of what would happen if souls from Purgatory were allowed vacations in Heaven. A number of such souls board a bus, arrive in heaven, and are each invited to stay. Their individual responses say much about our own choices in light of eternity with our loving Creator.
Looking for MORE C.S. Lewis?
Rev. Andrew has currated some excellent (and FUN!) resources to help you dig into C.S. Lewis even further! See the links at the bottom of the page!
C.S. Lewis Resources
General Resources
- Spending a Pleasant Hour (Rev. Andrew’s intro to CSL’s Writings from Christian History)
- CSL Doodle, a great way to see a visual and audio representation of various essays and book chapters–incredibly helpful!
- CSL Resources from Rev. Andrew’s website, including a brief bio, and a lists of books by, and books about, CSL
Mere Christianity Resources
- Rev. Andrew’s five helpful hints for reading MC
- CSL Doodle Playlist: A chapter-by-chapter graphic representation, along with the audiobook.
- Intro to study of MC, featuring excellent scholars.
- The lone surviving BBC broadcast by Lewis (in his actual voice)
- Pints With Jack podcast taking MC chapter by chapter
- Mere Christianity – Preface notes by the Restless Pilgrim
Screwtape Letters Resources
- Pints With Jack podcast taking SL letter by letter
- John Cleese (of Monty Python) audiobook reading Screwtape