Welcome New Members
I have added three new sites to the Moderate Christian Blogroll:
Please welcome them!
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Welcoming 3 New Members
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Note on Displaying the Blogroll
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Welcome New Member
ByhneufeldPlease welcome St. Paul’s Collegiate Church to the blogroll. I usually recommend a recent post to help one get acquainted with new blogs, but in this case I would simply suggest pursuing the mission statement, history, and ministry of the church. I wish I lived nearby–I’d visit!
RSS Feed Problems
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Coops Series on the Atonement
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