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Several of you have asked me how you can support Jesus Unplugged. And one thing I thought of was review-writing.
If you are willing to write a review for a magazine or newspaper, please, by all means do so. Get yourself published! But there is simpler way. Review it on line.
You can write a brief review of Jesus Unplugged at amazon.com (click here). Just scroll down to Customer Review. Use your email address and password (if you don't have one, make one up; is just takes a second) to get in. Rate the book with 1-5 stars. Then you can title your review, and write a review, and submit it with a single click. It's that simple.
If Jesus Unplugged is important to you, and you want to help get it some exposure, I would encourage you to write a review at Amazon. More people will see it at Amazon than any other online bookstore. But there are other places for reviews, obviously.
My publisher, FaithWalk, allows reviews too. If you write one for Amazon, please go to FaithWalk and submit your review there too. Go here, and then scroll down and click the Review button. You'll have to fill in your name and address etc. to get a password. Then paste your review.
At Booksamillion's website, you can rate Jesus Unplugged (click here).
You can write a Customer Review at the Barnes and Noble website here. Scroll down to Customer Review, click it, and fill in the blanks.
At Buy.com also, you can go here, and scroll down to Customer Review, click item, and fill in the blanks.
Thanks:
Thanks for your support and your prayers. I'm grateful to all the party hosts--Dwight and Debbie Williams in Florence, Robert and Michelle Logan in Newton, Robert Lucas in Jackson, Benny and Tammy Childress in Flora, and for the November 3rd party in Magee, Marc and Ina Magee, and Butch and Judy McCall.
Thanks also to Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church in Atlanta (left), and their senior pastor, Wesley Wachob, For having me there to preach, teach, and visit. Many more thanks at Glenn goes to my folks, Bob and Janet Gary, for the planning and coordination of several events and meals at Glenn.
Thanks to Dacula First United Methodist Church and their senior pastor, my sister, Susan Ashe, for asking me to teach after their Wednesday night supper during my January Atlanta visit.
Finally, I'm grateful for all you Jesus Unplugged readers, reviewers, party-crashers, event planners, promoters, and independent-thinking proselytes. Thank you all very much!
I'm looking forward to more speaking engagements and signings this year. I'll post some of them here: events. Email me at bertgary@netdoor.com. Peace!
[posted February 5, 2006]
This page last updated February 5, 2006