GroshLink

continues to receive significant attention in the media. Some may remember my excerpt from A Bridge Far Enough. Recently he's been featured in the Washington Post, Evangelical Author Puts Progressive Spin On Traditional Faith. If you're not familar w/him, I'd encourage you read this piece. Which begins:

Lyndsay Moseley was no longer inspired by the evangelical Christian faith of her youth. As an environmental activist, she believed that it offered little spiritual support for her work and was overly focused on opposing abortion and gay marriage.

Then the 27-year-old District resident discovered Brian D. McLaren of Laurel, one of contemporary Christianity's hottest authors and founding pastor of Cedar Ridge Community Church in upper Montgomery County . . . FYI: Some critique of the emergent mystique