Old Fashioned Sunday School
Old Fashioned Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10:10 a.m. in Child Hall to discuss topics of general interest to the Cathedral community. All are welcome. You will find a light heart, warm welcome, and good coffee!
The Screwtape Letters: A Lenten Look at Life through the Eyes of C.S. Lewis
Child Hall, 10:10 a.m.
Part of life is being tested. The Lenten season marks the time that Jesus was tested by the devil in the wilderness. C. S. Lewis offers a satirical, but playful and perceptive take on the idea of such testing in The Screwtape Letters. In the letters, the senior devil, Screwtape, advises his nephew and devil-in-training, about how to best sabotage a human being’s attempts to live a faithful, fruitful, beautiful life. Lewis makes us laugh and then makes us cry as we realize how often we get in our own way. We are preparing for Easter by talking about some of the themes running through the letters. Canon Maxwell is working from a Lenten devotional titled C. S. Lewis And The Delightful, Diabolical Daring Of Lent: A Lenten Companion To “The Screwtape Letters.”
This class meets in Child Hall, and recordings are available online after Sunday on this page.