One response to “Harvest Sermon – 3 October 2004”
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Thank you. I would like to borrow your anecdote of saying ‘grace’ to begin my harvest sermon on Sunday. However, I would also like to say that you serve a higher master than any uni MSA. Knowing you were a Christian, and asking you to say grace, he should expect you to pray to God. Whose approval do you seek most?
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