Methodist Blogs Weekly Round-Up

Donald Sensing provides analysis on negotations between the US forces in Iraq and the Baathist terrorists, a miracle story emerging from the tsunami-affected region, on liveblogging his diet, metal inflation in the armed forces, and school kids sending anti-American letters to US troops.

Beth Quick wrote about the movie Hotel Rwanda and ideological rankings in the US Senate.

Marvin of The Ivy Bush blogged about reading Reinhold Neibuhr, news media reaction to the 'Dean Scream', critiques a David Brooks column on government spending, and posits a Christian point of view on Chekov's play The Cherry Orchard.

John Wilks blogged about Christian teens learning about serving the poor, distinguishing between how you talk in seminary classes and how you talk to ordinary Christians, reflections on the second chapter of Epistle to the Romans, and the warming of the Christian heart toward repentence during Lent.

Wes Magruder provides an update on his missionary efforts in Cameroon.

Shayne Raynor's blog is currently down. I'll update later when it's functioning again.

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