A Letter to the Church from R.C. Sproul (1939-2017)

Christmas and Cricket: Rediscovering Two Lost C. S. Lewis Articles After 70 Years
"A Christmas Sermon for Pagans" is quintessential Lewis at the height of his renown. "Cricketer's Progress" is more of a mystery.
Stephanie L. Derrick
Would you imagine that, with all of the cataloging technologies we have working around the clock, one could still discover unknown articles by a very well-known author? While doing research for my PhD, I discovered two such articles by C. S. Lewis. Although published in the 1940s, these articles have been overlooked ever since and don't appear in the many lists of his works. The thrill of discovery has brought home a few points (of encouragement) in a time when it sometimes seems as though all the stones have been overturned. continue reading >>

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