• 08 November 2013

Great events to mark C S Lewis anniversary

November 2013 marks the fiftieth Anniversary of CS Lewis’ death and a series of exciting events are coming up. The Parish of St Mark’s Dundela and others will celebrate the life of our famous son and his contribution to the world of faith. Join with us in reflection, in celebration and in thanksgiving for all that CS Lewis has contributed, during his lifetime and ever since.

Programme of Events

The Lion on the Hill: A Celebration with Professor Alister McGrathSunday 10 November at 7.30 pm in St Mark’s Church

An event in partnership with The Hub @ Queen’s and The Good Bookshop, Belfast.

Professor Alister McGrath, who has just published a new biography of Lewis, will be the speaker at a worship celebration in St Mark’s Church. Doors open at 7.00 pm sharp.

Narnia Schools’ Experience

Monday 11–Friday 15 November

Local Primary School children will be invited into the magical land of Narnia, where it is always winter but never Christmas. Journey with Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy to the Stone Table and meet Aslan himself!

Narnia Experience

Saturday 16 November from 10 00 am–4.00 pm in the Heyn Hall

Guided groups at 10.30 am, 12.30 pm and 2.30 pm.

The Heyn Hall becomes the magical land of Narnia for a day. Journey with Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy to the Stone Table and meet Mr Tumnus, Aslan and even The White Witch!

He’s the king, I tell you: CS Lewis Celebration Service

Sunday 24th November at 6.30 pm in St Mark’s Church

On the Feast of Christ the King, a Service with selected readings from the works of CS Lewis, interspersed with hymns and prayers. St Mark’s Choir will sing the specially commissioned piece ‘From Darkness to Light’, a musical setting of words from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Representatives from the local community will take part in this service.

Space, Science and CS Lewis

Monday 25 November at 8.00 pm in St Mark’s Church

Professor Stephen Williams, Union Theological College Belfast, presents a Lecture on CS Lewis’ Cosmic Trilogy, in which the author forays into science fiction.