Post by tomcamp on Feb 15, 2011 22:54:07 GMT -5
Good Afternoon Friends of the Alabama Honduras Medical Educational Network,
As you are probably aware, AHMEN has been trying to update its webpage and increase the effectiveness of its communications. To this end, Rick Watson, the webmaster, has launched a page that is dedicated to blogs that are focused on personal encounters by AHMEN missioners. If you have not already done so, please visit this page at www.honduranmissions.com/BLOGS.html and link to any of the blogs that you find interesting. All of these blogs are new and for the most part, represent the authors’ first attempt at blogging. One excellent way to show your support is to subscribe (become a “follower”) of your favorite blogs.
After you have surfed the AHMEN blogs, why not start your own blog about your experience either on an AHMEN mission trip or in support of an AHMEN mission. There are many others who would love to share your experiences.
Amor en Cristo,
guf
As you are probably aware, AHMEN has been trying to update its webpage and increase the effectiveness of its communications. To this end, Rick Watson, the webmaster, has launched a page that is dedicated to blogs that are focused on personal encounters by AHMEN missioners. If you have not already done so, please visit this page at www.honduranmissions.com/BLOGS.html and link to any of the blogs that you find interesting. All of these blogs are new and for the most part, represent the authors’ first attempt at blogging. One excellent way to show your support is to subscribe (become a “follower”) of your favorite blogs.
After you have surfed the AHMEN blogs, why not start your own blog about your experience either on an AHMEN mission trip or in support of an AHMEN mission. There are many others who would love to share your experiences.
Amor en Cristo,
guf