The World Through The Wardrobe - Bethel Chapel

The World Through The Wardrobe   C.S. Lewis was a Christian with a deep love of stories, but he and his friend J.R. Tolkien (Oxford don, Lewis a fellow at Oxford) were dissatisfied at the current literature. Lewis said in 1937 “Tollers, there is too little of what we really like in stories. I’m afraid we shall have to write…

The World Through The Wardrobe - Bethel Chapel

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