Name: David Ensign
Where you live: Arlington, VA
What you do as a vocation or avocation? Pastor, Clarendon Presbyterian Church; peacemaker with Christian Peace Witness; seeker of justice with People of Faith for Equality Virginia
Your two favorite books: Taylor Branch's trilogy, America in the King Years and David Duncan's The Brothers K
Your two favorite songs: Suite Judy Blue Eyes by Crosby, Stills and Nash and the entirety of Rutter's Requiem
Why you are interested in spirituality? I am always interested in what I cannot quite grasp that has, nonetheless, grasped me
Your favorite quote: 'The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.'
Your favorite web sites: espn.com, si.com and cbssportsline.com because, as some president observed, I prefer to start the day with the sports page because it contains stories of human triumph rather than the front page which is filled with human failure; textweek.com because it is such a useful site for preachers; dailykos.com for its progressive politics; facebook because it helps me stay connected with far-flung friends
Your hero? Martin Luther King, Jr.
A spiritual lesson you hope to learn? patience
A place in the world where you feel spiritually 'connected?' Camp Hanover outside of Richmond, VA
You can find me virtually at http://faithfulagitation.blogspot.com/ and http://clarendonpresbyterian.org/
Where you live: Arlington, VA
What you do as a vocation or avocation? Pastor, Clarendon Presbyterian Church; peacemaker with Christian Peace Witness; seeker of justice with People of Faith for Equality Virginia
Your two favorite books: Taylor Branch's trilogy, America in the King Years and David Duncan's The Brothers K
Your two favorite songs: Suite Judy Blue Eyes by Crosby, Stills and Nash and the entirety of Rutter's Requiem
Why you are interested in spirituality? I am always interested in what I cannot quite grasp that has, nonetheless, grasped me
Your favorite quote: 'The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.'
Your favorite web sites: espn.com, si.com and cbssportsline.com because, as some president observed, I prefer to start the day with the sports page because it contains stories of human triumph rather than the front page which is filled with human failure; textweek.com because it is such a useful site for preachers; dailykos.com for its progressive politics; facebook because it helps me stay connected with far-flung friends
Your hero? Martin Luther King, Jr.
A spiritual lesson you hope to learn? patience
A place in the world where you feel spiritually 'connected?' Camp Hanover outside of Richmond, VA
You can find me virtually at http://faithfulagitation.blogspot.com/ and http://clarendonpresbyterian.org/
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