I feel very privileged to be standing before you in this beautiful sanctuary. Just look around and think about the hope and forward expectation with which it was built by our Universalist spiritual ancestors. On behalf of all of us here, I would like to say thank you to those who planned, financed, and built this building, this labor of love and gave it as a gift to us, an unknown future generation. My topic this morning is “a joyful faith in the postmodern world.” I use the term postmodern to describe the world we live in today and show how it’s different from the world of thirty years ago. I’d like to talk about the joyful faith of our Universalist ancestors and pose the question of whether and how we can find this faith in our world today. (read more)
Posted by Sue Mosher at March 17, 2004 03:09 PM