All of these blogs are built by Campus Crusade for Christ ministries and staff and are either from international locations or have an international theme.

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boerenroem blog Mark and Mira Boer from the Netherlands

Cafe Con Soja – from Dawn in Madrid, Spain
Campus Crusade for Christ search engine find all Campus Crusade for Christ websites
Comin’ Up That Branch! from Cheryl in St. Petersburg, Russia

Double Derivative Leadership that empowers the mission, from Russ in Canada

Hertzler Outpost pastor training delivered on mobile phones and more
hisearthgirl from Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hong Kong Udy Bringing the unchanging gospel to a changing generation

Impact Opportunity Botswana from Taffy
In Conversation A world-wide aggregation of blog posts about Campus Crusade
Irby Road a family blog from Sarajevo, Bosnia

Jesus Film Blog – a volunteer-run blog
Joseph Gibbs – introducing students to Christ in New Zealand
Juicy Pomegranite Bits Savoring life in Albania

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A great photo attracts readers to read your blog post, but how do you get them to come visit you and engage in conversation in the first place?

One of the best ways to find readers is to write on the subjects that everyone is talking about currently.

As I write this post, popular topics are related to Hurricane Irene, the U. S. Open, and Gadhafi.   (As you know, an earthquake and a hurricane hit the East Coast this past week.  Did you turn this topic into a spiritual conversation on your blog, on Facebook, or on Twitter?)

If you don’t know what topics are popular, go to:

• Google Trends to discover what the current top Google searches are.
• Nibbo  for trending topics on Google, Bing, Twitter, and more (try the options and search specific languages and countries, too.)
• What the Trend shows what’s trending on Twitter and why.  You can  narrow the trends down to specific countries and cities.  They’ll also send trend alerts to you through Twitter and / or to your Facebook news feed if ...

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A great photo attracts readers to read your blog post, but how do you get them to come visit you and engage in conversation in the first place?

One of the best ways to find readers is to write on the subjects that everyone is talking about currently.

As I write this post, popular topics are related to Hurricane Irene, the U. S. Open, and Gadhafi.   (As you know, an earthquake and a hurricane hit the East Coast this past week.  Did you turn this topic into a spiritual conversation on your blog, on Facebook, or on Twitter?)

If you don’t know what topics are popular, go to:

• Google Trends to discover what the current top Google searches are.
• Nibbo  for trending topics on Google, Bing, Twitter, and more (try the options and search specific languages and countries, too.)
• What the Trend shows what’s trending on Twitter and why.  You can  narrow the trends down to specific countries and cities.  They’ll also send trend alerts to you through Twitter and / or to your Facebook news feed if ...

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Did you know about the Blogference the past three days?

I missed it!  So, I’m sorry I didn’t get the word out for you to be able to participate in the conversations during this online conference, but you can still go to the site to read the posts and discussions.

These were the topics:

• Virtual Evangelism–A Personal Story

• Virtual Ministry–A Challenge

• Evangelism and Latinos

• Leading as a Mom

• How Social Media is Influencing Culture and Changing the Church

• Thriving at College

• Missional Campus Ministry

• Spiritual Leadership

• Leading Strategically

• 50 Year Olds and 20 Year Olds–One of Campus Crusade’s Biggest Internal Challenges

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THANK YOU to everyone who participated in and helped with our events and who were involved in mentoring at CSU2011!

Almost three dozen women helped in some way to make these opportunities a blessing to others.  Judy gave away two free Kindles in a drawing from over 100 women who took part in some way.  Continue reading to learn what’s next.

The Meet and Greet

Our first event brought together authors and bloggers and anyone interested in reading and publishing.  More than sixty women came.  We announced our new Global Staff Women site and gave away free books as door prizes.

If you attended, but didn’t leave a message at our help desk number, please call or text to let us know you came.

Enjoy photos from the meet-and-greet.

Break-outs

I scheduled two “table top discussions” with about a dozen coming to each.  I’ll continue to be in touch with anyone who’s interested in:

• evangelistic blogging, and
• social media as a ministry.

Click to see three pictures from our discussions.

Mentoring

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