This page offers you a way to promote your blog, free of charge. By leaving a comment below, you can introduce your blog to new readers, and every month I write a post featuring a few of the blogs that I’ve enjoyed checking out (to see all of my ‘Blog Spotlight’ posts so far click here).
All you have to do to participate is leave a comment below with an explanation of what your blog is about and a link to your blog. Your comment should be less than 100 words. There are no restrictions in terms of the type of blog you can post about, although I reserve the right to delete any comments linking to blogs that contain inappropriate content that could be upsetting to my readers.
Please write clearly, check your comment for errors before posting and ensure your link is correct. Otherwise, your comment may be deleted. I hope participating in this free promotion will bless you and bring new visitors to your blog. Thank you and enjoy!
Perfect Chaos 
107 responses to “Promote Your Blog”
Hullo! My name is Emily, and my blog is called “The Altogether Unexpected,” with much respect to Bilbo Baggins 😊. I am an English Literature Uni student obsessed with Jesus, books, theatre, film, theodicy, theology, philosophy, and Earl Grey tea. My blog is a manifestation of the many thoughts floating around in my neverending mind palace. I hope you are encouraged by what you find. Auf Wiedersehen! 😁
http://www.thealtogetherunexpected.com
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Neptune’s Dolphins
This blog is an exploration of Polytheism (many Gods) as practiced by Virginia Carper. (This blog is directed towards other Polytheists for their reading enjoyment.) Subjects will include daily prayers, Gods of Babylon, Gods of Rome, living as a mystic, and others.
https://neptunesdolphins.wordpress.com/
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Hi there,
My name’s Sally, I’m a former tabloid reporter and at the grand age of 52, I felt a pull towards following a spiritual path. To help me on my way, I have signed up with a spiritual mentor called Marion Young. We are working together for a whole year as I am part of her spiritual mentorship programme along with a group of other women. I blog about my journey at https://www.fallingtogether.blog I’m no expert, I have spiritual L plates and learn something new just about every day. So far, the road has been rocky, but as all the great explorers say ‘There’s no turning back!’
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Dear Steven, what a wonderful idea! I would like to share with people what inspires me! And I believe that by sharing what we feel and think, we can make the world more beautiful, one little piece at a time. 😉
My blog is not spiritual, as such. But it is a journey of a kind, towards the Light in life … 🙂
https://rainbowmusic.blog/
Wishing you luck and all the best on your journey as well, Steven! 🙂
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I am the Worship Arts Minister at Yakima Covenant Church, a singer-songwriter (see iTunes/Spotify – Robert Alan Rife: “Be That As It May”), multi-instrumentalist, poet and writer (here, here, here, and here). I am a graduate from Spring Arbor University with an M.A. in Spiritual Formation and Leadership.
This blog, and my life, are dedicated to those places where life, liturgy, theology, and the arts intersect with and promote spiritual formation – who we are becoming. My other blog, accessible through this one from the drop down link in “About” is poetry, creative writing, and the process of the same.
Shalom!
http://www.innerwoven.me
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Hi everyone!
My name is Mukul, and I write a spirituality blog named, “Hindu Routes to God.” The blog publishes entries about Hindu spirituality and culture. Specific focus remains on how Hindus approach God in mainstream Hinduism.
The blog was started with an intention to make principles of Hindu spirituality more accessible and to share my personal views. The blog also includes some informative material on Indian classical music. Interfaith dialogue is welcome on the blog.
Please check out my blog at aspirationsforgod.com
Thanks!
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Hello,
My Blog is called Handmaid’s Distaff and it covers a wide range of issues. I write most often about my perspective on Church life and Christian Ethics and Theology from the point of view of a Anglican Solitary and Christian Philosophy Graduate. I also write about a wide range of other things, including craft, picking fruit, books, animals, and living with dyspraxia and CVI.
Find my blog at: https://wordpress.com/stats/day/handmaidsdistaff.wordpress.com. (And you’re very welcome to comment on one of my posts and leave a link to your blog, [universal content only please!]).
Thanks,
Cherry
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