Events 2026

C.S. Lewis on Faith and Culture:
Essays from The Weight of Glory and Christian Reflections

Join us for morning tea and lively discussions!

July 7 – August 11
Tuesday Mornings
10 am to noon
at
“Green Pastures”
home of the C.S. Lewis Study Center
corner of Moody and Main Streets
Northfield, MA

Schedule

July 7
“Christianity and Literature”
in Christian Reflections (CR)

July 14
“Religion: Reality or Substitute?” (CR)

July 21
“The Poison of Subjectivism” (CR)

July 28
“Learning in Wartime”
in The Weight of Glory
(Click for link)

August 4
“The Language of Religion” (CR)

August 11
“Christianity and Culture” (CR)

Free events: All are welcome!
Suggested Donation: $5 per session

Attend one or all sessions. Each is self-contained.
Reading ahead is encouraged but not required.
Christian Reflections (The collection of essays by C.S. Lewis) is available as a new or used book online.

The Discarded Image:
An Introduction to Medieval and Renaissance Literature

C.S. Lewis Book Study & Discussion
Leader: Dr. Scott B. Key

August 18 to September 15
Tuesday Evenings, 7-9pm

Free events: All are welcome!
Refreshments provided
Suggested Donation: $5 per session

Used and new books are available online. Order yours now!
We recommend you read ahead, but you are welcome to attend in any case.
We will have limited copies of the book available for use during sessions.

Logic and Christian Faith
Co-Sponsored with Christ Community Church, Belchertown, MA

September 3 to November 12 (corrected dates)
Thursday Evenings
6:00 to 8:15 p.m.
(excluding Thursday, September 24)

Led by: Dr. Gayne J. Anacker

Sessions held at
Christ Community Church, Room 5
1255 Federal Street
Belchertown, 01007

“‘Logic!’ said the Professor half to himself.
‘Why don’t they teach logic at these schools?’”
– C.S. Lewis, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

If your school was one of those schools, or if you simply wish to brush up on your critical thinking skills, come join us in Belchertown for this 10 session course on the study of Logic. What is deductive and inductive logic? What are informal fallacies? Together we will study these elements of logic, focusing primarily on the elementary level of symbolic logic called propositional logic. We will also consider the relationship of Christian Faith to questions of logic, knowledge, and worldview thinking.

All are welcome (best for junior high school and older)

Participants are encouraged to attend all sessions. This course is not for credit, however it would be to your credit to treat it as such and engage merrily in the wonderful world of Logic!

Click here to register and view additional course information (textbook, registration, etc.) – you will be taken to the Christ Community Church website.