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Marvia's Panama Journal
http://www.marviaspanamajournal.com
Candid reflections on global contemporary socio-religious issues, Christian mission adventure stories, and news from Panama.
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Bloggers Unite : Jamaica’s Violence A Human Rights Concern
Jamaica's escalating violence and attendant Human Rights concerns need to be addressed in an integrated manner, infused with a clear bias toward seeking justice for all. For without justice there will be no peace....
Mango Reflections At CPBA Retreat
The Central Panama Baptist Association (CPBA) Women’s and Men’s Departments are once again hosting their annual retreat at Cresta del Mar, Santa Clara Panama. I am off to share with them and enjoy some quiet reflection myself. So I’...
Is Panama’s Black Christ A Symbol Of Hope Or Foolishness?
Panama's Festival of El Christo Negro is testimony to the fact that some Black Panamanians and people from other parts of the world, do not count their devotion as foolishness but are filled with hope in their encounters with this representation of C...
Black Panamanians Celebrate Black Heritage Month May 2008
Black Panamanians are gearing up for Etnia Negra (Black Ethnic /Heritage) celebrations May 2008. While talking about Blackness is a sure way to light a fuse in the US these days, the rest of the world’s Black peoples continue to move on. Nevert...
BWA General Secretary Neville Callam Visits Panama
I’ve waited almost 2 years to hear Rev. Neville Callam preach again. I made sure I was in Panama City for the occasion. In true Callam fashion, the BWA General Secretary challenged the congregation at First Baptist Church, Panama City to consid...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 9.00 out of a possible 10 based on 6 comments.
James Bashkin Said:
Excellent coverage of important but little-known news about the US invasion of Panama (the latest one, in 1989).
The other recent stories look to be great also, and i look forward to reading them.
duane francis Said:
I love the range of topics and the friendly writing style. The layout is clean and easy on the eyes. Seems great blogger to me.
Jaco Said:
Nothing like a bit of man-bashing late at night. Maybe I'm just sensitive - at least I can laugh at myself... and others :o)
