"Lunch With C.S. Lewis"

Beginning August 25, St. Alban's Chapel will offer a free lunch for undergraduate and graduate students every Wednesday (11:30 - 12:20).  Now in its fifth year, this weekly gathering attracts around 120 students each week.  Christian and non-Christian students from a wide variety of backgrounds attend.  Following a fantastic catered lunch served by members of the St. Alban's congregation, Fr. Drew Rollins (Chaplain) or Dr. Edward Song (a member of the LSU faculty in the Philosophy & Religion Department) present a short teaching on 'mere Christianity', a term coined by C.S. Lewis to describe those beliefs which Christians through the ages have held in common.  Students always participate in a lively back and forth with Fr. Drew and Dr. Song.

In past years, the group has discussed The Great Divorce, The Screwtape Letters, The Business of Heaven.  This semester, we will examine the subject of suffering, drawing on passages from Lewis' A Grief Observed.

"Lunch with C.S. Lewis" DVD

Sunday Evenings at St. Alban's Chapel

Every Sunday evening during the academic year, St. Alban's Chapel holds a 6:00 service of worship designed especially for the students of LSU.  The music and preaching in particular are prepared with college students in mind.  Following this weekly Holy Eucharist, everyone is invited to the Common Hall for a dinner prepared by members of the St. Alban's Chapel congregation.

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