Did You Know?

1. Did you know that in the box above, you can submit your email address and be emailed each week when a new blog is posted? I signed myself up just to make sure it works, no spam received, just a an email from blogger with a little preview of what has been posted! It is a great way to stay connected, and the best thing, you can forward the email to others that you want to share this blog with!

2. If you are a Google user, you can add this blog to your blog reader. Simply just click the orange news-feed button to the right and subscribe. Use Yahoo? You can add updates to your yahoo homepage but clicking the same orange subscribe button.

3. You can SHARE IT. Use Facebook or twitter? Click the share button so others can read the blog too!

4. Are you a follower of this blog? If not you should be:) So next on list to the right, is how you can follow this blog- simply just click "Join this site"

5. Do you have your own blog? Would love to follow it! Just leave a comment below, and I'll check it out. Want to write a guest blog post about things relevant to missions? Write a comment letting me know! Have things you would like me to write more about? Or want me to write a guest post? Leave a comment letting me know.


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Notice the tabs at the top? It provides easy access to things you may need to know. You can read more about me and the start of my story as a missionary. You can read how to give to the ministry, and become a valued partner! A tab that takes you to my website. And one that takes you to the Facebook page.

Have you LIKED the Radical Feet facebook page? IF not you should. Did you know that everyday I am posting things there, along with pictures and updates. It is a great way to stay connected and get others connected as well!


Did you know that all donations sent to Hands on Missions are tax deductible?

Did you know that if you are too hip for the post office, you can make a gift with the paypal option (it does not count as tax deductible)

And you can find out more about me and ways to give on the website: http://radicalfeet.weebly.com...

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So there you have, things you may not of known about this blog. Hope this answers some of your questions, and I do hope that you will submit your email address to stay connected, follow this blog, like the Facebook page, post comments, and share this with others! This is one of the greatest ways to encourage me and this ministry and this blog!



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