The numbers are very encouraging.
As the HumanLifeMatters blog approaches 200,000 hits, my personal blog http://markpickup.org has exceeded 100,000! Although the majority of readers of both blogs come from the United States and Canada, thousands of readers are from Europe and Asia. I had no idea the blogs would enjoy such international success.
Donate buttons have been installed on both blogs to allow readers partner in getting the life-affirming messages of these blogs to an international readership. HumanLifeMatters' blog postings deal with bioethics, end-of-Life issues, abortion, euthanasia, disability and suffering, and other issues pertaining to natural human dignity from a pro-Life perspective. I can honestly say that the HumanLifeMatters blog is taking the pro-Life message to the world!
My personal blog focuses more on matters of Christian faith in the storms of life and trusting Christ. Many hurting people and their families have expressed gratitude for the entries that have helped them in their faith during trying times.
I believe these are critically important perspectives in an increasingly secular world that devalues human life at every turn.
Apparently http://humanlifematters.org and http://markpickup.org have struck a chord with people internationally.
Funds raised will be used to expand the online profile and influence of both blogs, bring together international pro-Life and Christian writers as contributors, and eventually purchase services to assist me if my own degenerative multiple sclerosis continues.
Mark
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As the HumanLifeMatters blog approaches 200,000 hits, my personal blog http://markpickup.org has exceeded 100,000! Although the majority of readers of both blogs come from the United States and Canada, thousands of readers are from Europe and Asia. I had no idea the blogs would enjoy such international success.
My personal blog focuses more on matters of Christian faith in the storms of life and trusting Christ. Many hurting people and their families have expressed gratitude for the entries that have helped them in their faith during trying times.
I believe these are critically important perspectives in an increasingly secular world that devalues human life at every turn.
Apparently http://humanlifematters.org and http://markpickup.org have struck a chord with people internationally.
Funds raised will be used to expand the online profile and influence of both blogs, bring together international pro-Life and Christian writers as contributors, and eventually purchase services to assist me if my own degenerative multiple sclerosis continues.
Mark
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