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Wednesday February 6, 2008

Cherishing Your Marriage
This is the beginning of what looks like a promising series over at the CBMW blog.


Beyond the Gates of Splendor
Amazon has the DVD of “Beyond the Gates of Splendor” on sale at the moment.


Highlights from T4G ’06
In the coming weeks, over at the Together for the Gospel blog, you’ll find highlights from the ’06 conference.


The Recycling Myth
Here is an interesting article for those who believe that Sweden has an ideal recycling program (and one other nations should emulate).


Evangelist Bill Piper
Here you can listen to or read John Piper’s biographical tribute to his father.


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