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Craving Community

Posted on August 9, 2010 by Bishop Jos Tharakan

The Alban Institute – 2010-08-09 Craving Community: “One thing that has become crystal clear to me is that men and women are looking for communities, not congregations. Most people care very little about denominational labels or theology. Some don’t even care about the institution of religion itself (I know some individuals who actually belong to two or more different congregations of different faiths and move with ease between their respective worship services and programs).

The icons, symbols, and images of the past no longer hold power for this new generation of Americans. Some of the largest and most dynamic megachurches, for example, do not even have crosses in their facilities, let alone fixed pews or pulpits. What people seem to crave is a sense of community, a feeling of being wanted and known.”
Article goes on to invite the readers to reflect on our need for protection for our bodies and souls.
Be grateful to God for all the blessings in life.
Category: Reflections

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