To attain a degree of spiritual security one cannot rely upon one's own resources. One needs an atmosphere where the concern for the spirit is shared by a community. We are in need of students and scholars, masters and specialists. But we also need the company of witnesses, of human beings who are engaged in worship, who for a moment sense the truth that life is meaningless without attachment to God. It is the task of the Cantor to create the liturgical community, to convert a plurality of praying individuals into a unity of worship... Read the full text of the Cantor's remarks. 

See also press about the event from the Wilton Bulletin and a heartfelt letter from Steve Hudspeth published in GoodMorningWilton. 

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