One of my goals for this site is to interact more with other children’s ministry bloggers. To make that happen, I’ve made some major upgrades to my website, just for you.
- Children’s Ministry Blog Aggregation: I’ve added a new page that lists a massive blogroll and the latest posts from every children’s ministry blogge I know. To date I’ve found 40 blogs for this list. This page is linked in my main navigation menu, so feel free to link that page directly from your blog. If you’re name is not on the list email me at TonyKummer@gmail.com
- Comment Luv Plugin: This little tool pulls the latest post from your website’s RSS feed and automatically adds it as a signature in your comment. This gives readers another chance to discover your blog.
My hope is to generate more reader engagement and community. Remember it’s us children’s ministry types that are always preaching learner participation.
Here are the Children’s Ministry Blogs I have listed to date:
- *Children’s* Ministries University Online : *children’s…
- brennaphillips.com
- Children’s Minister BLOG
- Children’s Ministry
- Children’s Ministry Bookmarks
- Childrens *Ministry* — Blogues, Fotos e muito mais…
- Childrens Ministry 1234
- Children’s Ministry and Culture
- Children’s Ministry Online
- childrensministry.com blog
- Christcentered Children
- CLPC Kids
- Denise Day Spencer » Children’s sermons
- Doug’s Blog
- Erie Home Team!
- For the Generation To Come
- Glen Woods- Children’s Ministry Conversation
- Inner City Children’s Ministry
- jim wideman’s blog
- JUST PUDGE
- [Kid Inspiration]
- Kidhelper.com
- Kidologist.com
- Life Together
- littlepastor
- matt mckee live
- Ministry To Children – Tony Kummer
- Ministry with Children
- Multi-Site Kids
- My Ramblings
- p2 (pronounced p squared)
- Phil Vischer
- Rockin’ Children’s Ministry
- Shanan’
- Sinners Raising Saints
- Take TWO Family Ministries
- That’s Swell » Children’s Ministry
- The Children’s Hour
- The Way We See It
- These are the Generations of…
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Cool stuff Tony. You do a great job in building a readership on your blog. Are these plugin features configured specifically for your current blog client or can they be used on other platforms, such as blogger, etc?
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Glenn – thanks again for your encouragement. Blogging is the main way I network with other children’s ministers.
There features run on 3rd party widgets that I’ve installed into my hosted Wordpress blog. So they don’t work for Typepad, Blogger, or Wordpress.com – Their might be something comparable out there, but I haven’t seen it.