Hospitality, January 2005, vol. 24, no. 1 I saw her, all but imperceptibly, in the right corner of my left eye. She was playing volleyball at the seminary picnic for new students and faculty. She had on pink shorts and an athletic shirt. Suddenly the ball soared into the paling southward sun and then [...]
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Eduard Nuessner Loring is a founding partner of the Open Door Community in Atlanta, Georgia. He seeks his redemption by opening his home to the homeless poor, feeding the hungry visiting on Georgia's death row, shouting for justice in the streets, digging in the dirt and living by the pen instead of the sword. He and his beloved wife, Murphy Davis, have planted their roots at the Open Door.
You can contact Ed at the Open Door's main number 404/874-9652, his voicemail 770/246-7620, or by email edloring@opendoorcommunity.org
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