February 11th is "Pilgrim's Regress" Led By Elizabeth

The Pilgrim's Regress was the first book published by C.S. Lewis after he converted back to Christianity.  It was written on a short vacation to visit his lifelong friend of the first kind, Arthur Greeves.  Elizabeth will be our facilitator at the meeting on February 11th when we explore the allegorical journey C.S. Lewis pursued to his conversion as depicted in The Pilgrim's Regress.

SCHEDULE

February 11: Focus Meeting:  "Pilgrim's Regress" led by Elizabeth

March 10: Focus Meeting: "Miracles" led by Jane

April 14: Theme Meeting:  Lewis as Irish/ Lewis as English

May 12: Focus Meeting: "Consolation of Philosophy" by Boethius led by Iain

June 9: Focus Meeting: "The Discarded Image" led by Peggy

July 14: Focus Meeting:  "Out of the Silent Planet" led by Daniel

August 11: Focus Meeting:  "Perelandra" led by Hannah

September 8: Focus Meeting:  "That Hideous Strength" led by Ray

October 13:  Theme Meeting: Spiritualism Lewis and the Inklings (any source)

November 10: Focus Meeting: Lewis' Diary "All My Road Before Me" led by Jessica

December  TBD Christmas Planning Meeting (Discussion Topic At Any Meeting)

January 14th Humor In C.S. Lewis

Our meeting in January is a theme meeting with the theme "Humor in C.S. Lewis."  Frankly C.S. Lewis was very humorous.  He loved joking around with his friends and a lot of his humor got into his books, essays, and letters.  Come up with some of your favorite examples and join us at the Barnes and Noble in Harrisonburg on the evening of 14 January, the second Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.  You can usually find us camped out around a table somewhere in the bookstore nursing a cup of coffee and maybe a scone or such.  Good conversation.  Great fun!  Bring a friend!