Have you ever been asked what it takes to be a Christian? Or what it is that Christians believe? Why God allows pain and suffering? How can any person today believe in miracles? Join us as parishioner Lowell Yarusso leads an exploration of the answers to these and other questions through the writings of Clive Staples (C. S.) Lewis, one of the clearest and most profound writers of the 20th century. The study will meet virtually, beginning on April 20, 6:30 to 7:30 pm, using either Zoom or MS Teams. Mere Christianity is a profound, yet simple and beautiful, presentation of what Christians believe and why. It is based on a series of radio broadcasts that Lewis delivered during the dark days of World War II and consists of 33 short chapters with titles like, “The Law of Human Nature,” “The Three Parts of Morality,” “Faith,” and “Is Christianity Hard or Easy.” The book reflects Lewis’s personal journey from atheism to Christianity. Each week, participants will read and reflect on three or four chapters. If you sign up, please plan to get your own copy of the book via a bookstore or library. For more information, contact Therese Stahl (tstahl@sjnstcharles.org). Register below.