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Thursday, November 26, 2009

Paul and Co-Workers

Posted on 2:17 AM by Unknown
There's a new blog in town. Check out Richard Fellows' Paul and Co-Workers, which focuses on various issues like Pauline chronology, the letters and Acts, and the apostle's fellow missionaries. Richard used to be an active participant on the Corpus Paulinum list, back in the days when e-lists were all the rage.
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