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A La Carte (12/5)

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Tuesday December 5, 2006

Driscoll: MSNBC reports on Mark Driscoll’s response to an uproar caused by various of his blog posts on women.

Humor: The Sacred Sandwich’s December issue is now available. Among the headlines is this: “Robertson Named Meteorologist of the Year.”

People: Ligon Duncan posts at the Together for the Gospel blog about “Jose Manoel da Conceicao – A name we ought to know.”

Du Jour: Brandon Porter reflects on visiting the grave of his son.


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