Geoff,

Don't be so harsh.  I'm lining up for [EMAIL PROTECTED] so that I can
hold it up on placards at sporting events. ;-]


Rodd

On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 15:42, Geoff Hurst wrote:
> Pass me a bucket... Does this mean that we can look forward to bible
> spam? All to raise money for ministry of course!
>  
> Geoff
>         -----Original Message-----
>         From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>         [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stephen
>         Webb
>         Sent: Wednesday, 27 August 2003 1:01 PM
>         To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>         Subject: scripture mail
>         
>         
>         
>         GOSPEL GOES GLOBAL WITH SCRIPTUREMAIL
>         BIBLE VERSE E-MAILS TARGET RELIGIOUS INTERNET NICHE 
>         
>         Richmond, A (August 2003) -- In the beginning, Christian
>         believers shared the Bible's message through word-of-mouth,
>         scrolls, manuscripts, and worn Bibles. Today, there's
>         ScriptureMail™, taking the concept of electronic sharing to
>         realms of -- shall we say -- biblical proportions.
>         
>         Debuting nationwide in 2003, ScriptureMail™ offers a high-tech
>         twist on modern-day discipleship. At ScriptureMail.com,
>         Christians can create a personal e-mail account with a Bible
>         verse in the address. More than 500 of the most well-known
>         scriptural references are available for selection.
>         
>         For example, if your name is Jane Smith and your favorite
>         scripture passage is the New Testament's oft-quoted chapter
>         about love, your email address could be
>         [EMAIL PROTECTED] Or if you find comfort in Matthew
>         7:7 ("Ask, and it will be given you; seek, and you will find;
>         knock, and it will be opened to you."), you might opt for
>         [EMAIL PROTECTED] An infinite choice of prefixes (i.e.,
>         janesmith, jane1, jsmith) ensures that any number of believers
>         can select the same verse. 
>         
>         In addition to having a biblical e-mail address, every e-mail
>         sent has a link at the bottom that immediately displays the
>         sender's Bible verse or chapter, creating a unique opportunity
>         for senders to silently witness via this electronic emissary. 
>         
>         ScriptureMail™ accounts are available at an affordable price
>         of $8.99 annually for basic services and $24.95 annually for
>         accounts with enhanced features such as increased storage
>         space, automatic virus-scanning and the ability to
>         retrieve/send e-mail through popular programs such as
>         Microsoft(r) Outlook(r).
>         
>         Fundraising Avenue
>         In addition to individual e-mail accounts available on the
>         ScriptureMail™ web site, churches and Christian ministries
>         stand to benefit significantly from an affiliate program that
>         features a blissfully easy fundraising component. There's no
>         charge for organizations to register as affiliates and agree
>         to provide a link to ScriptureMail™ on their web site. When
>         members of the church or ministry sign up for a ScriptureMail
>         account through this partnership, the organization receives $3
>         for every new, qualified, Basic ScriptureMail™ account and
>         $1.00 per renewed, qualified Basic ScriptureMail™ account.
>         Affiliates receive $5 for every new, qualified Enhanced
>         ScriptureMail™ account and $2 for every renewed, qualified
>         Enhanced ScriptureMail™ account -- providing affiliates with
>         an effortless source of income for years. 
>         
>         "Fundraising for mission trips, youth activities, educational
>         materials and other supplies is always a challenge for
>         religious groups in today's economy," noted Bob Broxton, a
>         retired attorney and the man-on-a-mission guy who beget
>         ScriptureMail™. The convenient affiliate program eliminates
>         the need for those devilish up-front fees or time-consuming
>         fulfillment hassles. "It's a win-win because members can share
>         their faith through a ScriptureMail™ account and help their
>         church or ministry at the same time," added Broxton.
>         
>         ScriptureMail Background
>         The genesis of ScriptureMail™ came as a revelation to Broxton,
>         who was raised a Southern Baptist in Montgomery, Ala., and is
>         now a practicing Presbyterian, when he analyzed the worldwide
>         popularity of e-mail and concluded that technology could be
>         recruited as a new millennium apostle to share the Bible with
>         others. After retiring in 1995 from a distinguished legal
>         career in Washington, D.C., he relocated to Richmond, Va., and
>         is dedicating his golden years to ScriptureMail™.
>         
>         Following an extensive search of international e-mail
>         providers for ScriptureMail™, Broxton partnered with the
>         ApexMail network because of the company's ability to provide
>         full-featured e-mail accounts that are virtually spam-free and
>         virus-protected. He also selected RightMinds, a full-service
>         marketing firm in Richmond, Va., to manage ScriptureMail™'s
>         national launch and media relations strategy.
>         
>         "We are very pleased to include ScriptureMail™ in the family
>         of economical web-based e-mail solutions provided by
>         ApexMail," said Todd Sauder, manager of business development
>         for ApexMail USA, Inc. "Our company takes pride in endorsing
>         this breakthrough product to spread the word of the Bible
>         using cutting-edge e-mail technology that protects against
>         viruses and spam. Christians around the world will love
>         ScriptureMail™!"
>         
>         "ScriptureMail™ literally transforms Christians into 21st
>         century e-missionaries with just a click of the computer
>         mouse," observes Broxton, whose own ScriptureMail™ address is
>         [EMAIL PROTECTED] "I get so excited about the idea of
>         having Bible verses encircling the globe everyday and bringing
>         people closer to God, just as Christ commanded us to do with
>         the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19-20." 
>         
>         For more information on ScriptureMail™ or to set up your own
>         Bible-based e-mail account, visit www.ScriptureMail.com.
>         -- 
>         
>         
>         Stephen Webb
>         Media Officer
>         Communications Unit
>         NSW Synod, Uniting Church in Australia
>         Box A2178, Sydney South, NSW 1235, Australia
>         email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>         Phone: +61 2 82674308; Fax: 92674716; Web: nsw.uca.org.au/cu/ &
>         insights.uca.org.au/
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-- 
Rodd Clarkson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Redfish Bluefish [creative]

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