Faith Hill: Where Are You, Christmas?
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Springerle14 years ago
3 comments:
Hi David
I stumbled across your blog on LDS BLOGS. I thought you might be interested in a site my wife and I just built called MormonsMadeSimple.com, which uses simple, explanatory videos to explain the Mormon faith. Feel free to feature any of these videos on your blog, or just share them with non-member friends. We're hoping these videos will be missionary tools to help members share their beliefs. Anyway, sorry to spam your comments section. I couldn't find any contact information for you on your blog.
- Doug & Laurel
Just as a "for the record" sort of thing, i don't mind one-time spammish things like this, as long as they're topical and non-aggressive.
I figure i ought to allow this sort of thing precisely because of the (on-purpose) lack of contact information. If it starts getting abused, of course, i'll revisit my philosophy, but for now that's the way i'm approaching it.
Only if God is on your side.
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