The C.S. Lewis Institute Atlanta is devoted to developing disciples who will articulate, defend, and live their faith in Christ in personal and public life.
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Our Fellows class gathered for the November lecture “Being Transformed by Scripture” taught by Dr. Matt Miller, CSLI Greenville City Director. We had a wonderful time of learning and discussion as we continue on in our Fellows studies.
C.S. Lewis, self-described as “the most reluctant convert,” was an atheist for many years. Through investigation and consideration of both faith and intellect, he concluded that atheism was too simple.
You’re invited to join us this Saturday, Nov. 7, for our next Fellows meeting, focused on our month’s theme of study, “Being Transformed by Scripture.” Whether you’re a long-time friend of CSLIA or are interested in learning more about the C.S. Lewis Institute, we’d love to welcome you. You can RSVP here: bit.ly/fellowsrsvp
From Our Bookshelf - The God Who is There: Finding Your Place in God’s Story
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After losing his wife to cancer, C.S. Lewis expressed the fear, pain, and uncertainty that many Christians experience - that God’s character isn’t good or dependable. Lewis explored the fear that he had believed in a god unworthy of belief. He ultimately finds that there is plenty of room for faith within genuine lament.
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Please join us this Thursday, Oct. 15 for A Book Observed: The Problem of Pain. C.S. Lewis takes on a difficult question: If God is loving and all-powerful, why does He allow suffering? Lewis argues that pain does not necessarily mean God is absent or uncaring. Instead, he connects suffering to human free will, explaining that our freedom to make real choices also gives us the ability to cause pain.
Registration requested at bit.ly/abotheproblemofpain
Our October Fellows meeting on “Walking in the Holy Spirit” was a wonderful time of learning and discussion
You’re invited to join us for our monthly Fellows Program meeting lecture. Each monthly lecture focuses on the month of study from the CSLI Fellows Program.
Whether you’re a long-time member of the CSLI community or are just interested in learning more about the Fellows Program experience, we hope you’ll join us!
The speaker for Oct. 10 will be Bill Smith, CSLI Atlanta City Director
For questions regarding the event, contact Ashley Kelfer at [email protected]
Death itself will work backward
C.S. Lewis - The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
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“How cleverly you defend yourself against all that might do you good!” The Magician’s Nephew, C.S. Lewis
We are proud to partner with @CSLewisOnStage as they bring C.S. Lewis on Stage: Further Up & Further In back to Atlanta this Sunday, Sept. 27. With code "SAVE20", you can save $20 off your ticket. Join us for encouragement and inspiration to go further up and further in!
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We had a wonderful time at our 2026 Fall Fellows Retreat. This weekend always marks a special time of learning and fellowship as we continue into the fall portion of the Fellows Program.
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Join us for our fall series of A Book Observed, featuring some of C.S. Lewis’s more personal works. We’ll enjoy presentation and discussion of Surprised by Joy, The Problem of Pain, and A Grief Observed. Whether you’re new to Lewis, or a long-time reader of his books, come and join us! Events are free, registration requested: linktr.ee/csliatlanta
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From Our Bookshelf: Spiritual Discipleship: Principles of Following Christ for Every Believer by J. Oswald Sanders. Sanders teaches that true discipleship goes beyond believing in Christ to intentionally becoming like Christ through obedience, spiritual discipline, prayer, service, love, and wholehearted commitment.
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We enjoyed hosting Dr. Kelly Kapic and Tabitha Kapic for our recent teaching and reflection retreat. We delved into the topic of “The Hard Road to Glory”, based off of much of Kelly’s recent research and writing on projects that produced his books When the Journey Hurts, Embodied Hope, and You’re Only Human. It was a sweet time of rest, contemplation, and connection.
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