In the reading from Acts we see Paul in the Greek city of Athens. He is in the centre of the city where there are many statues to the different gods which the people believed in. Paul sees one erected "To an Unknown God", put there in case they might have left out one who would be offended. Paul takes the opportunity to introduce them to the God they do not know. He is the God who came to live among us in the Person of Jesus Christ. He is the God "in whom we move and live and have our very being". We have been privileged to have been introduced to this God and shown the Way how to love and serve Him. But perhaps in some ways He is still an Unknown God, in the sense that there are many areas in our life, many experiences where we constantly fail to recognise his loving presence.