A Place of Peace
Uploaded: February 07, 2011
Arlo Guthrie bought the Trinity Church in Housatonic, MA to form a place that would bring people together for spiritual service as well as cultural and educational sharing.
The Trinity Church is where the song “The Alice’s Restaurant Massacree” began and where the movie “Alice’s Restaurant” was filmed.
Founded in 1991, The Guthrie Center is dedicated to all those around the world who believe that there is one truth and infinite ways to approach it.
"As the world becomes smaller we must find ways to embrace the spiritual journeys of those whose traditions are different, without abandoning our own.
The skills needed for a healthy future are different from the ones needed to preserve the past, and both are required to live in the moment."
Category: Elements of Design
Melinda F. Schneider
February 08, 2011
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