Top 10 blogs who sent me readers


These blogs sent me readers all year. So this is the least I can do to say thank you…

  1. Newfrontiers bloggers. Massively outstripping all other referrers.
  2. Dave Bish. The Bluefish still works wonders.
  3. Dave Matthias. I nearly ignored this one ‘coz he just insults me mostly, but it’s Christmas so….
  4. Matthew Hosier. I enjoy Matt’s blog. Always worth reading.
  5. Breathe. To me this is just so important in getting to grips with living well in our culture.
  6. Gary McMurray. I’ve never met Gary but somehow via the blogosphere we connected and I regularly mention his book reviews.
  7. Todd Hiestand. Todd designed this blog for me and when it needs another makeover I’ll let him know. He’s also a church leader in the suburbs Stateside.
  8. Martin Downes. I think this is here for one reason only. I was mildly critical of his book!
  9. Mark Heath. Another blogger I’ve never met but Mark just reviews so many books and this year commentaries that he’s a regular on my book round-ups.
  10. Mark Meynell. Curate at All Souls Langham Place, Mark’s blog is consistently interesting, challenging and stretching from lots of different angles.

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6 responses

  1. Would it be a fair generalisation, then, based on this summary, that new frontiers blogers are essentially talking to each other, rather than to the world?

    Any thoughts on this?

    1. Well that could be true, who knows where else people are looking. But I guess people are using Newfrontiers Bloggers as a simple way of finding out what others are saying and it’s acting as a decent signpost to good blogs. I use it that way anyway.

  2. Thanks Gary, who knows could just be you!

  3. I’m surprised I’m in your top ten referrers but glad at the same time! It’s always good to read your blog.

  4. Glad to be of service Phil!

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