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A La Carte (01/11)

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Wednesday January 11, 2006

Reformed: Reformed church leaders are calling for a new era of partnership with the Vatican. Who are these leaders and why have I never heard of them?

Du Jour: Paul’s old friend Martin writes his church to discuss life after Christmas.

People: Sam Waldron, author of To Be Continued and The End Times Made Simple has just launched his own web site.

Site: Sorry about the extended downtime for this site. I hope I’ve worked out the issues…


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