He never runs out -- today, at duane's

Today, I have to honor to be sharing over at Duane's space. I get to the house early to set up the lights and check the background noise. She’s running a little behind, as usual, because her world is populated by vagabond souls that slip up from the shadows like July sun on wildflowers. We’ve been doing this thing, these interviews, for three days now. Six hours of footage, under those set up lights, above the whir of that air conditioning unit that sputters the hour like clockwork.

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Meet Preston

Preston is a twenty-something once-upon-a-time conservative Southern Baptist from Texas who learned to read saints, cross himself, and move across the world to China, England, and Scotland. Since, he's been theologically conservative, oft politically liberal, but radically pro-life, a believer in sacraments and sacramentality, a sort-of Christian feminist, an idealist pacifist who also understands the need for civil defense ... and a handful of everything else in-between. He thinks of himself now as a haphazard and patchwork Bapto-Anglican, though he is becoming confirmed in the Anglican tradition. This blog is his repository of working this whole faith thing out day by day, bird by bird. His first book, Tables in the Wilderness, a memoir of God found, lost, and found again, is due out autumn 2014 with Zondervan.