The C.S. Lewis Fellows Program offers a year of intensive discipleship that leads to significant life-change. Unlike many discipleship programs, the Fellows program focuses on discipleship of both heart and mind.

1. C.S. Lewis Institute Provides Pastors Network Resources to
Support Ministers
The C.S. Lewis Institute wants to work with and support ministry staff from across
denominations.
The organization's Pastor Network includes online resources for church leaders as well
as networks in several cities. Pastors are encouraged to work together and with the
Institute to create and participate in fellowship, worship and encouragement
opportunities, and the Institute is planning to grow the network further in the future.
Online, the Institute provides a number of resources for pastors. In addition to the
extensive archives and learning materials in the C.S. Lewis Institute's online article and
video library, pastors and church leaders can access several videos from the Pastor
Network page and request a pamphlet called Praying for Pastors. Pastors can also find
information about events and workshops held by the Institute on the website or via the
organization's free mobile app. Events and education workshops are held at various
locations across the United States and sometimes in international locations.
In an attempt to expand its support of pastors outside of the website and accompanying
mobile app, the C.S. Lewis Institute has begun offering services through what it calls
local or regional branches. Appointed City Directors oversee these efforts in locations
where the organization has developed a direct presence. As of Oct. 2017, cities with a
local branch included Annapolis, Maryland; Atlanta, Georgia; Belfast; Chicago, Illinois;
and Washington, DC. The Institute has also established regional branches in Northeast
Ohio and Central Pennsylvania.
Each branch has its own page on the C.S. Lewis Institute website, and pastors and
other interested individuals can use those pages to find out about scheduled speaking
events, workshops and conferences. Each branch may also support informal
gatherings, which allow church leaders to come together for prayer, Bible study,
fellowship, mentorship and like-minded discussion.

2. Individuals can call or visit local branch offices to find out more about the services
provided by each or to seek assistance directly from staff with C.S. Lewis Fellowship
Program applications. Each branch page on the C.S. Lewis Institute website provides
an address, contact email and contact phone number for the city and a brief biography
of the current City Director. Some pages provide links to branch-specific social media
accounts, making it easy for interested parties to find out about local or regional events
or develop engaging relationships with others who are interested in the same things.