A Shepherd Protects His Own Backyard

摘要

They don't get much more Red State Christian than Allen Johnson. He and his wife, Debbie, live in Dunmore, W.Va. They home-schooled their four sons, and on their one fuzzy TV channel, they watch only reruns of "Little House on the Prairie." This hardly sounds like a hotbed of environmental activism. But Johnson, cofounder of Christians for the Mountains, is as hard - core as any Birkenstocked Berkeleyite-not just livinga purist, back-to-the-land lifestyle, but demonstrating at a coal-mining company in Charleston, even visiting a Rainbow Family gathering where people tend to take a drug or two. Johnson admits he's an out-of-the-box thinker, but "Jesus thought out of the box too."