Events

OCTOBER 17-18, 2008
BAY AREA COMMUNITY CHURCH
884 Chesterfield Road
Annapolis, MD 21401

Lectures

• Loving God Completely considers the steadfast love of God for us and the wholehearted love He asks of us in response.
• Loving Ourselves Correctly helps us grasp our new identity in Christ and how to love ourselves for God’s sake, avoiding the narcissism of contemporary culture.
• Loving Others Compassionately helps us express our love for God through acts of love and service to others.
• Growing in Love with God explores what it means to enjoy God, to trust in Him, and to cultivate a growing intimacy with Him.

Speaker: Kenneth Boa
President of Reflections Ministries

OCTOBER 17-18, 2008
BAY AREA COMMUNITY CHURCH
884 Chesterfield Road
Annapolis, MD 21401

Lectures

• Loving God Completely considers the steadfast love of God for us and the wholehearted love He asks of us in response.
• Loving Ourselves Correctly helps us grasp our new identity in Christ and how to love ourselves for God’s sake, avoiding the narcissism of contemporary culture.
• Loving Others Compassionately helps us express our love for God through acts of love and service to others.
• Growing in Love with God explores what it means to enjoy God, to trust in Him, and to cultivate a growing intimacy with Him.

Speaker: Kenneth Boa
President of Reflections Ministries

This event is for current/past C.S. Lewis Fellows only.

For more information on our Fellows Program, click here.

Looking for an opportunity to refresh body, mind and spirit? Sign up now for the Institute's annual summer retreat, held from Sunday, July 20^th through Saturday, July 26^th. Located at Glenside Farm in the beautiful Endless Mountains of northern Pennsylvania, this retreat offers an intimate and peaceful setting for a week of quiet study, stimulating conversation, and reinvigorating rest and relaxation. This year's retreat topic is "The Great Ideas of C.S. Lewis." Using his book The Weight of Glory as a springboard, the group will spend the week studying nine major themes of the Christian faith that were explored by Lewis again and again in his stories and essays.