A God who remembers us

A personal God: love and faithfulness 2
A God who remembers us

In 2008 I began to research a new biography of C. S. Lewis. This involved reading everything he had written in chronological order, as well as the large amount of literature about him. I came across many early photographs of Lewis and his friends from the 1910s and 1920s. Some showed him with small groups of people; others as part of larger gatherings. It was easy to identify Lewis himself and some of those who played an important role in his life – such as his father, his brother Warren and his childhood friend Arthur Greeves. Lewis would correspond with Arthur for over half a century, right up to his death in 1963...