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A La Carte (11/21)

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Monday November 21, 2005

Giveaway: Carla is giving away something (anything) from her Scripscenes store. Click here to read the rules and to enter.

Cool: A church built entirely of Lego blocks seats 1372. Jollyblogger has the story with pictures.

Cool Bonus: My wife sells CD racks and fireplaces on eBay. I cannot believe how popular these fireplaces are – they are ventless fireplaces that burn little cans of fuel and they seem to be all the rage this year. Check them out here.

Theology: Check out Monergism’s Hall of Contemporary Reformers, featuring biographies and information on some of today’s leading Reformed theologians.


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