From The Virgin Islands-
It is no secret that many of our long-established, mainline
congregations are dwindling. And at the same time, many of our historic
communities, hometowns to generations, are experiencing more than just
decline.
These smaller communities in many instances are
experiencing actual disunion, and increasing, oppressive decrepitude.
Indeed, they are becoming places where promises of the blessings of
freedom, and promises of growing prosperity in time, are going
unfulfilled.
In many instances, sheer practicalities (for example,
commuting challenges, and need for more accessible, sophisticated
medical resources), and the evolving advantages (better and more
comprehensive education, employment, and so on) of our more urban,
technology-dominated age, are overtaking the possibility of greater
fulfillment “back home,” where even the least of us historically could
be treasured, with more of our human potential realized, and with
essential moral and ethical values intact. Some say that this evolution
is our future.
More here-
http://www.virginislandsdailynews.com/island_life/woe-to-bad-shepherds/article_89ae8e4b-d38b-598c-9fc9-54e670fa0569.html
Saturday, July 21, 2018
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment