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Why should you blog?

Why should you blog for UrbanMinistry.org?

  • Because we want to hear from you!
  • It's fun and easy.
  • It's a way to vounteer.
  • It's great for networking
  • It's a way to share and help others.

For more information, check out this article:
Why Blog for UrbanMinistry.org?

Getting Started

So you're ready to start blogging on social justice topics?

Then follow these steps:

  1. If you haven't already, create a free account with UrbanMinistry.org .
  2. Log in to UrbanMinistry.org.
  3. Click on the Create/Post Blog link on the Volunteers/Blog menu. This will take you to your Blogger Dashboard.
  4. If you haven’t already created a blog, click on the "Create Blog" link in the dashboard header.
  5. Give your blog a title and web address and confirm your choices.
  6. Click on New Post to start blogging!

Blogging Help Section

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Join Our Online Communities!

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Interested in Taking Your Blogging to the Next Step?

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Add Widgets to Your Existing Blog

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Recent Blogs from UrbanMinistry.org Bloggers

What I learned when my son broke his leg

Submitted by kchristieh

It’s been tough to keep up with my goal of daily blog posting lately. Clients, volunteer positions, and a child applying to college have taken a higher priority. As if that wasn’t enough, this past Friday night my son fractured his tibia and dislocated his kneecap in a high school football game. He had surgery the next day, and we spent two nights in the hospital. Since then, I’ve been his personal nurse, helping him move his whole-leg cast when he gets up or down from a sitting or sleeping position, refilling his water bottle, and making him caprese sandwiches.

Here are some of the lessons I’ve learned this week:

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Top 10 Websites to Get Internet Usage Statistics

Submitted by Greg Atkinson

The following is an article by Daniel Scocco that I found on Daily Blog Tips.

Sooner or later most of us need to collect some Internet statistics. Maybe it is for your homework, maybe it is for a market research you are doing for a project, maybe it is just out of curiosity. Over the years I came across several websites that provide these stats, and I decided to list the best ones in this post.

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I’m Asian…Take It Or Leave It?

Submitted by daveingland

Hey, wait a minute. Come back. Yup, when I pose the threat of the subject line, white America seems to have decided to leave it. Is being an angry Asian person the answer? In my opinion, no. However, will being the traditional, gentle, quiet Asian person be the answer? Obviously, not.

If we want to have a voice in how America looks at us, we need to stop putting the burden on everyone else and start putting it on us. We can’t sit back and wait for our savior to come from our peers and represent us if we have the opportunity to collectively do this now.

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