It's springtime here in Winder, Georgia, the home of Hugh and Melvine Morgan. The late Jerry B. Walker called our home "Hugh and Melvine's Honeymoon Cottage." You would have had to have known Jerry B. to understand that. He was a gifted and talented speaker, and a great friend.
I can tell you this time of year is busy for us, and I am sure it is for you.
I am thinking a great deal about the growth of Hugh's News. It is not growing like I think it should. We have a brand new website, second to none, and a newsletter format that is state-of-the art quality. God gave all of that to Hugh's News, Inc.I am grateful for all He has given to this non-profit ministry of journalism.
I agreed to the new look with the expectations that you my readers would be so pleased that you will want to help me recruit more subscribers. It is really an easy thing to do. Invite some of your friends, relatives, associates, and neighbors to subscribe. All they have to do is to go to my website: www.hughsnews.com and register. We now only ask for your name and e-mail address. In a flash you can register. It is so simple that even I can do it.
If Hugh's News is meeting a need in your life and you would like to share it with others, now is the time to get going by inviting others to subscriber. It is amazing what volunteers can do in a short time.
Will you help me? My goal is to reach 5,000 more readers this year. What an anniversary gift that would be for Melvine and me!
I am counting on you to help me reach my goal. I believe in you, and I expect great things to happen with your help.
Hugh's News is one of many instruments God is using to spread the Gospel in these perilous days in which we are living. You can be a vital part of that evangelistic thrust. People need the Lord Jesus Christ. He is the only Savior of the world. He died on the Cross of Calvary, was buried, and the third day He arose. He now lives eternally, and you can call on Him today. Whoever calls upon the Name of the Lord shall be saved.
May I thank you now for your help.
Posted on
Wed, May 19, 2010
by Hugh Morgan