Utopia is in Indiana | New Harmony, IN
ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
By Ernest Disney-Britton
INDIANA - Nowhere else, but NYC, has such a unique collection of sacred spaces, and a concentration of such diverse spiritual paths as New Harmony, Indiana
. A community of 900 people with three Labyrinths plus eight thriving congregations: Church of Nazarene, First Baptist Church, Lighthouse Assembly of God, Johnson United Methodist Church, Holy Angels Catholic Church, New Harmony Christian Church, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church and Seventh-Day Adventist all in a tiny community founded by a religious utopian society called the Harmonists, but bought and run by Humanists for generations.
By Ernest Disney-Britton
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| The Roofless Church“ in New Harmony, Indiana, United States, designed 1960 by the architect Philip Johnson. |
. A community of 900 people with three Labyrinths plus eight thriving congregations: Church of Nazarene, First Baptist Church, Lighthouse Assembly of God, Johnson United Methodist Church, Holy Angels Catholic Church, New Harmony Christian Church, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church and Seventh-Day Adventist all in a tiny community founded by a religious utopian society called the Harmonists, but bought and run by Humanists for generations.
