The four children meet a dwarf!Kathryn is walking a marathon in October to support the Jimmy Fund. If you'd like to support her, reach out at asacredfellowship@gmail.com.Lorienne recommends Too Big for A Single Mind. A true page turner.Everybody: Watch Blink!

Coming Home is our theme for Chapter Two of Prince Caspian. As we stroll the apple orchard with the four Pevensies, we see different kinds of coming home, Lorienne just says the word carbuncle a bunch of times, and Kathryn bats a thousand with french and greek pronunciation.

Lorienne and Kathryn rejoin the Pevensies as they are pulled back to Narnia. Our theme is Welcome What Comes and enjoy as we follow the various characters as they respond to their return.

Kathryn and Lorienne honor Tolkien reading day with Holly Ordway's book "Tolkien's Faith: A Spiritual Biography." We look at 4 chapters dealing with choice, fellowship, loss, and the tree itself.

In which Kathryn and Lorienne reach the end of the LWW.  Our last chapter theme is fellowship and it abounds in this final chapter.Are you satisfied by the ending? Let us know. One person who is not has an article HERE.

Kathryn and Lorienne bound and romp through a thrilling chapter of the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. Mr. Tumnus is back and we meet all the other statues as they spring back to life. Oh, and the witch takes a dirt nap.

Aslan lives! Lorienne and Kathryn review this dramatic chapter through the theme of foresight. Have you ever played with a thunderstorm?

In which Lorienne and Kathryn grapple with one of the toughest chapters in all children's literature. Tears were shed.CW--Lorienne mentions her mother, mental illness, and suicide.We quote 2 Nephi 5-7 which is also Isaiah 50: 5-7. And that makes us quote lots of Handel.

Kathryn and Lorienne give in fully to allegory and ponder Edmund's undocumented conversation with Aslan.Lorienne recommends The Peacock's Tail Feathers, by Kenneth McIntosh.

Chapter 12 of the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe through the theme of recognition. Lorienne gets really hung up on Susan's blister and Kathryn brilliantly steers us through this short and rich chapter.

What does Edmund SEE? Kathryn and Lorienne discuss SPITE in Chapter 11 of the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. Kathryn shared the great example of Antigone written in 1944 in occupied France. Read about it HERE. We also mention the great Trevor Project again.

Kathryn and Lorienne explore the theme of movement through Chapter 10 with Mr. and Mrs. Beaver and three of the Pevensies. We grapple briefly with Jack's sexist comment and ponder whether the cordial from Mrs. Beaver is licorice-y or liquorishy.

Lorienne and Kathryn discuss projection in Chapter 9 of the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. We find Edmund working over time with his schemes and twisted logic to do anything he can to avoid blame. Lorienne shudders over a child being treated so cruelly by his author. And Kathryn says "In a world of Edmunds, be a Lucy."

Kathryn and Lorienne stick their toes into the historical pools of Lilith, Genesis Giants, and Stone Lions. Chapter 8 of the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe sees the full truth about Edmund and the rest of the fellowship begins to head to the meeting with Aslan.

Kathryn and Lorienne discuss hospitality as a two way street and get really hungry thinking about fresh fish. And we say SHIBBOLETH way more than we ever have in our lives, probably.Interesting article about language HERE.Interesting article about PIE HERE.

Kathryn and Lorienne find TRUTH in Chapter Six of the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe.Please leave a review!

Kathryn and Lorienne offer a little gift of some great writing that should be heard, not just read. Enjoy this darling story from Dylan Thomas, A Child's Christmas in Wales. See you in 2024 dear fellowship!

Kathryn and Lorienne discuss Chapter 5 of LWW, On the Other Side of the Door, through the theme of intuition. What is it about Chapter 5 in so many books? Intuition is our theme and we ponder who the Professor is and whose house this is with so many secrets.If you have a secret and you need to share it and don't feel safe with the people around you, please contact the Trevor Project. They have loving, accepting people standing by ready to listen to you.

In which Kathryn and Lorienne recoil at the culture of grooming and the surveillance state in Narnia. The White Witch finds an easy target in Edmund and we all get introduced to Turkish Delight. We discuss the adult themes behind the child-like tale and we want anyone listening to feel safe. Please know that the Trevor Project is there for you day and night. You are all precious to Kathryn and Lorienne so be safe and be well and Merry Christmas.

Chapter Two of the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe through the theme of Integrity. Kathryn and Lorienne plumb the depths of Lucy's first encounter in the Land of Winter with no Christmas.