At which Oxford church did C.S. Lewis worship and preach as a layman?

C.S. Lewis worshipped and preached as a layman at Holy Trinity Church, Headington Quarry.

Holy Trinity is an Anglican church in Headington Quarry, east of central Oxford. Lewis attended the church for many years and is buried in its churchyard. He also preached there as a layman, including sermons connected with his Christian faith and public ministry.

The church is closely associated with Lewis’s Oxford life because it lies near The Kilns, the house where he lived for much of his later career. Visitors often connect Lewis with Oxford’s university churches, but Holy Trinity was his regular parish church and the site of his grave.

The churchyard also contains the grave of his brother, Warren Lewis. Lewis died in 1963, and his funeral took place at Holy Trinity. The parish’s connection with him is therefore both personal and geographical, not merely literary or academic.