Over at IsElbrechtDead, cousin Nate shares a touching story about his first manicure. (I'm sure there's many more to come.)
Ben Witherington has a balanced review of Rob Bell's ministry (HT: Jason). And here's a more recent post by prolific Ben.
Michael Gilleland at Laudator Temporis Acti reports on Killing God.
Jon at The Brew Site highlights Dogfish Head's Indian Brown Ale. I'm a huge fan of Dogfish Head and would recommend almost any of their brew. In fact, it was only after sampling their 90 Minute IPA that I started to take a liking to the bite of India Pale Ales.
Oh, this just in: UNC finishes off BC, a solid team. (Can't wait until Tournament time--the only time of the year when the wife will let me watch sports for an extended period of time; this is a new phenomenon, ever since I got her addicted to filling out brackets.)
Finally, I'd like to mention Reunion Christian Church's opening in the Boston area. Their first service is on Sunday, February 18 at 10:30 AM. More info is available on their website.
"And those who were standing watched, and walked carefully near him, not knowing what he'd do--they'd all seen wonders, but nothing like this. And some said he was witchcraft, a phantom, and were afraid to answer him . . ."--Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
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3 comments:
yeah, we've been getting the flyers from the reunion church and was wondering what kind of church. is it a vineyard plant? i was too impatient to read through the website. ;)
no, not a vinyard plant. it's a Christian Church (name of the denomination) plant. the leaders were attending Citylife for about a year. they're cool guys and have a neat vision.
Guess what? There isn't a Dogfish Head distributor in MO.
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