Credo: The Rev. David Perdue

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Light pours into newly remodeled Church at Clarendon, a beautiful building a stone’s throw from the Clarendon Metro stop. The Baptist church, led by interim senior pastor David Perdue, has about 170 regular attendees. Perdue spoke to The Washington Examiner about the church’s outreach and vision for loving others.

Your church has been hosting a series of talks called “Blunt Questions,” with questions like “Can you believe in science and Christianity?” and “What does God have against sex, drugs and rock-n-roll?” What’s the aim of the series?

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