Festival Faces: Chris Smith, Englewood Review of Books
Brad Fruhauff
While at Festival 2012 I sent my interns around to shoot a little video. Here are some thoughts from Chris Smith of ERB.
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While at Festival 2012 I sent my interns around to shoot a little video. Here are some thoughts from Chris Smith of ERB.
Read MoreHere is an interesting review of David Kinnaman's You Lost Me, featured in The Englewood Review of Books and written by Josh Wallace (a personal friend) about the reasons American youths are leaving the church in their 20s. Of particular interest to us at Relief, I think, are the categories of the Nomad and Exile - people, in the former case, who wander away from Christianity without really abandoning spirituality, or, in the latter, who do not feel at home within the church. I would like to think that Relief appeals to these folks as a place where faith is still vital to real-life experience.
Click over to The Englewood Review of Books to read a poem on Easter by the 19th century British poet Gerard Manley Hopkins. Hopkins was virtually unknown as a poet in his lifetime but was rediscovered by the modernists as an innovator in verse form.