Lectures on Lewis for Free in MP3



According to Regent:  On the fiftieth anniversary of the death of C. S. Lewis (29 Nov 1898 – 22 Nov 1963), Regent Audio offers a series of free audio downloads in memory of a beloved Christian writer and thinker.

Because of the enormous response from our supporters around the globe, we are extending the Remembering Jack special until Saturday December 7 with four additional free titles.

* this extended offer has a promo code, LEWIS50 for all 12 titles.

Please note:  I did 12 titles and entered the code and there was an attempt to charge me $10.00 (for $60 worth of programming, mind you but I was after free). Then I took one off and it was down to $5.00. So, in the end, I ordered $45.00 worth and got them for free (no credit card info needed). 

You can try your own method, but here is the list I ordered successfully for free: 

C.S. LEWIS & THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA

MP3 Download
1x $5.00

WHAT MAKES THE STORY GOOD? C.S. LEWIS'...RDROBE

MP3 Download
1x $5.00

TOLKIEN & LEWIS: FRIENDS & COMBATANTS

MP3 Download
1x $5.00 

CONTEMPORARY PRAYER LIFE: ITS WEAKNESSE...THASAR 

MP3 Download
1x $5.00 

THE LIFE AND IMPACT OF C.S. LEWIS 

MP3 Download
1x $5.00

C.S. LEWIS: THE MAN FROM NARNIA

MP3 Download
1x $5.00

THIS IS MY FATHER'S WORLD: C.S. LEWIS' T...ULTURE

MP3 Download
1x $5.00 

C.S. LEWIS: A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE

MP3 Download
1x $5.00

CLIVE THE EVANGELIST: THE PERSONAL WITN... LEWIS

MP3 Download
1x $5.00


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