We'll build most Americans, and maybe even people from other countries are only mildly

interested in the recent passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, but people in the UK will

be mourning for quite some time. And you and Jan have connections to that part of the world.

So if you've been watching this with interest, I'm sure. Oh, we really have Kevin. I did my doctoral

work in England at the University of Birmingham, and Jan and I just fell in love with English people

and the culture. My roots are Scottish. And so we just follow with great interest what's going on

in the UK. And so our condolences go out to our British friends and to people in the commonwealth.

This is the end of the second Elizabethan age when you think about it from a historical perspective.

And so this is an event of great significance. And I was deeply moved watching the funeral service

for the Queen and Westminster Abbey, as well as the service of commitment at St. George's Chapel.

These were especially meaningful to us, because just a few years ago we had ourselves attended

the memorial service for CS Lewis at Westminster Abbey, where they laid a stone for Lewis in the

floor of the Abbey. And then more recently on our UK speaking trip, we visited Windsor and

toured through St. George's Chapel and saw the place where the kings had been interred. So

these spots that were shown on television were very personally meaningful to me as well as we

watched the services. Builder, all kinds of prospects for impact in this event, both secular and

Christian. Have you been able to determine what this means for the Church of England?

Well, one of the most significant things is that it means there is now a new head of the Church

of England because there is a new monarch. And whereas the Queen was very outspoken about her faith

in Jesus Christ, I think it remains to be seen exactly where King Charles will come down on this.

And what sort of a head he will be for the Anglican Church. I know some of our British friends are

hoping that this will lead to something of a revival in England. Christianity is in terribly clips

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