Blog Explorer Mission: Operation Follow!

For the next five weeks I will follow a few interesting blogs and share with you what I learn about blogging and the topics. I'm hoping this will be a better experience than reading the newspaper in undergraduate school. Back then I knew I couldn't cut it as a print journalist because the newsprint paper made my skin crawl and I wasn't too interested in the words on the paper either! I was young and optimistic about life and becoming a 'news junkie' just didn't fit. I know now that God had other plans for me! I am having fun blogging and perhaps there is a new media journalist opportunity in my future? 

Click on the blog title to visit the site.

Shift Agency PR
Shift is an international integrated communications agency with clients like McDonald's and SalesForce. They also helped to launch Yelp!  Their blog is cutting edge and easy to read. I'm hoping to elevate my PR Game by keeping up with they have to say. 

CCHF Blog
Christian Community Health Fellowship is a partner organization for hundreds of christian community clinics around the country.  The mission of CCHF is to educate, encourage and equip Christians to live out the gospel through health care among the poor. I attended my first conference in Atlanta this year and love the message, movement and fellowship. 
Sarah Bessey
I found this blog through Blogger.com and like that she's a mom, writer and christian.  I also love the look of her site.


The Stewards Journey
I have actually been following this blog for a few months.  It's part of my journey in ministry work as a fundraiser.  It's always encouraging and enlightening. 

WITNESS Book Club
This is the blog of the book club I joined last year.  It's a wonderful fellowship of christian women devoted to growing in faith, fellowship and relationship with Christ. 

Afro Hispanic Review
I studied Afro-Hispanic literature in college and am always looking for ways to engage on this topic.  I studied under Ian Smart and always enjoy a good challenging read and stimulating thinking about the experience of African people in Spanish speaking countries.