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Friday Links Round Up: A North Korean Restaurant. Christian Jerks. Bloody Sunday.

by Jeannie Choi 03-04-2011 | 10:00pm
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1100304-johnlewisA North Korean restaurant. Christian jerks. Bloody Sunday. Here's a little round up of links from around the Web you may have missed this week.

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  • Wendell Berry receives the National Humanities Medal from President Obama.
  • Read the incredible story of Ma Young-Ae, a North Korean defector-turned-restaurateur who is opening a restaurant in the D.C.-area. (You bet I'm going!)
  • I have to side with Eugene Cho on this one -- Christian jerks are a tragic paradox.
  • We continue to pray for the people of South Sudan -- who have overcome great challenges before, and will again!
  • This weekend we remember Bloody Sunday:

Have a lovely weekend.

Jeannie ChoiJeannie Choi is web editor at Sojourners.

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