March27 , 2023

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    People are flocking to a local church in England to experience Narnia.

    Cornerstone Church in Nottingham transformed its auditorium into the magical world of Narnia. The church doors look like a wardrobe complete with a passageway of thick coats. Inside the church, the large space has been decorated with characters from The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, character cardboard standees and even papier-mâché trees covered with paper snowflakes, reports Premier Christian News.

    The world of Narnia is quite broken at the start, it’s quite bleak and that’s a bit like 2020, but then there’s joy and there’s hope because Aslan comes and he brings light and resurrection. —Kathryn Jackson, Cornerstone Church

    Usually accommodating 600 worshippers, the church can only accept 100 people due to Covid-19 restrictions. Like other churches in the world, Cornerstone Church shifted to online services and decided to turn its space into the snowy forest from C.S. Lewis classic children’s novel.

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