The Methodist Blogs Weekly Roundup 2007.14.112

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The week in review in the Methoblogosphere:

With the tragedy at VA Tech on Monday, several Methobloggers posted comments. Some of the posts are:

Derek Tang, who posted pictures of the victims. Thanks, Derek! We need to see their faces.

Gerry Charlotte Phelps on how we deal with madness.

A prayer in the wake of terrible violence from Andrew Thompson.

Art Ruch offers a prayer as well.

What can you say? asks Brian Vinson.

Andy Bryan writes on the United Methodist presence on the VT Campus.

Jan Kindle on Virginia Tech and Christians as the salt of the earth.

The day after the VT killings was a difficult day for Reverend Mommy.

Betty Newman offers a "Virginia Tech Prayer."

Gavin Richardson on new ways of grieving.

Reflections from Jonathan Marlowe.

Steve Manskar writes on the Virginia Tech tragedy and John 20:19-31.

Postings on other topics come from:

David Hallam who writes on whether or not the abortion debate in the UK is long over.

Reflections on the Red Wheel Barrow from Will Humes.

Kurt Boemler posts on fighting the war on war.

What would you do over if you could do it all again? Read Scott McKay.

Dale Tedder writes on redeeming the time.

Jonathon Norman posts some thoughts on using our moral imaginations.

Christ Roberts concludes his reflections on his ministry.

Just how do we define "Church?" Some reflections from Brian Russell.

Dave Faulkner on digital faith.

Praying for someone, as in praying in someone else's stead. Brother Marty reflects on his experience. Best of the Methoblogosphere!

Josh Tinley does not know why the international community does not care about Darfur.

Andrew Stoddard posts reflection on Daniel 2:17-30, 1 John 2:12-17, and John 17:20-26.

We could use some holy humor. A post by Michelle Hargrave.

Lorna Koskela reminds us of God's word to us, "See, I am doing a new thing!"

Wednesday Musings from Sally Coleman.

Mark Winter as Francis Asbury on DVD.

Kim "Sandpiper" Matthews posts the first part of her "Thoughts on Forgiveness."

Is there such a thing as theistic evolution? Henry Neufeld provides his answer to the question.

Richard Heyduck writes on spiritual maturity.

John of Locust & Honey posts on the moral scandal of prison rape.

Keith McIlwain has some thoughts on open hearts, open minds, and open doors, and Osama Bin Laden.

A thought for the day from Greg Hazelrig.

Vicki says, "Turn off that Television!" Best of the Methoblogosphere!

According to Dave Morris, "obey" is a United Methodist four-letter word.

Andrew Conard writes on written and spontaneous prayers.

Matt Friedeman posts the Tuesday morning evangelistic smack-down, #27.

Danny G has some thoughts on God at work.

Someone challenged something Todd Bergman said in his sermon.

Dave Camphouse has been asked to do a house blessing.

Sartorial Theology? Read Kim Fabricius.

John Carney thinks too much.

Mike Lamson on dart buddies and the Christian bubble.

Theology of Ministry from Melissa Yosua.