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06 September 2005
Continuing Lutheran Hurricane Blogging
Continued from a previous post.
Beckfest has new entries, including several photographs: Katrina Relief Update, Birthday Party (Photos), Serving Lunch to Evacuees (Photo), Cat in the Hat Reading (Photo), Craft Table (Photo), Evacuee Children Web Surfing (Photo), Evacuees Searching for Help (Photo), Sweet Faces of Children (Photos), and More …, an update on the local situation with Mutti in Arkansas.
In The Pile-On, Bunny Diehl critiques the President's leadership, offers a warning to his detractors, and levels special blame on FEMA.
Lutheran Jargon states his case that New Orleans Is "Escape from New York."
Chaplain Reedy's Shepherd's Ponderings notes in The American Divinity that governement is truly replacing God in the U.S. pantheon.
Jason Evans' TheologyGeekBlog says, Things Could Have been Worse and offers a link to video from TV preacher Jesse Duplantis as evidence.
Bob Waters of watersblogged! links to some good news: Half of Katrina-damaged refineries about to be back in business.
Finally, Weedon's Blog includes a brief meditation on life, death, and Christ as he announces Vacation Over. ¶ 21:53 |
Continued from a previous post.
Beckfest has new entries, including several photographs: Katrina Relief Update, Birthday Party (Photos), Serving Lunch to Evacuees (Photo), Cat in the Hat Reading (Photo), Craft Table (Photo), Evacuee Children Web Surfing (Photo), Evacuees Searching for Help (Photo), Sweet Faces of Children (Photos), and More …, an update on the local situation with Mutti in Arkansas.
In The Pile-On, Bunny Diehl critiques the President's leadership, offers a warning to his detractors, and levels special blame on FEMA.
Lutheran Jargon states his case that New Orleans Is "Escape from New York."
Chaplain Reedy's Shepherd's Ponderings notes in The American Divinity that governement is truly replacing God in the U.S. pantheon.
Jason Evans' TheologyGeekBlog says, Things Could Have been Worse and offers a link to video from TV preacher Jesse Duplantis as evidence.
Bob Waters of watersblogged! links to some good news: Half of Katrina-damaged refineries about to be back in business.
Finally, Weedon's Blog includes a brief meditation on life, death, and Christ as he announces Vacation Over. ¶ 21:53 |
