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February 11, 2013

The Magic of Richard Twiss

Cornelia Seigneur, Christianity Today

When I went to hear Richard Twiss speak at a "Race Talks" event at a popular pub in Northeast Portland, I was struck by how he spoke of his faith.

"I am a follower of Jesus, though I would not call myself a Christian," Twiss said. On several occasions, Twiss asked the audience to consider their own spiritual journeys. It was remarkable how naturally he turned the conversation to spirituality at a city-sponsored event.

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TAGGED: Native American, Evangelicals, Richard Twiss

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