C.S. Lewis’ 'The Great Divorce' is coming to New York!

Sunday, December 29 at 3 pm
Theatre Row
410 W 42nd St, NYC

Please join us in NYC for a matinee performance of C.S. Lewis' classic theological fantasy, "The Great Divorce." The story follows several characters as they struggle with the choice between remaining in hell or journeying to heaven. The Fellowship for Performing Arts presents this mesmerizing production on Theatre Row, right in the heart of Broadway! We have a limited number of seats available at the Group Discount rate of $60 per ticket. The show starts at 3 pm on Sunday, December 29. We are making plans after the show for those who may wish to remain in the city for dinner. If interested, please contact Jamie Wylie by email ([email protected]) as soon as possible to reserve your ticket. First come, first served. They are selling fast!

Tags: December 2019 / Community / Newsletter

Sermons

Dec 15 | The Very Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach
Angels with Dirty Wings
Dec 8 | The Very Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach
Click: From chicken coops to cathedrals
Dec 6 | The Very Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach
Funeral Homily for Mary Gay Townsend
Dec 1 | The Rev. Dr. Douglas C. Mohrmann
Advent: A time to pause and reflect
Nov 24 | The Very Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach
A Brief homily on Citizenship in the Kingdom of God

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