We are The Christian Left! Our First Print Ad

Let the suspense end now! Our first print ad has been published! Here's what it looks like:

... and, drum roll, here's where it's published! This week's issue of Willamette Week! More details about Willamette Week below.

... and, drum roll, here it is! (Lower left corner. Page 18.)

Before we tell you more about Willamette Week there is this exciting fact to be aware of. Willamette Week belongs to a nationwide association of alternative newspapers. We can use the same ad and deal with the same account executive (at Willamette Week) to make regional and national buys!

Now here's some information about Willamette Week from Wikipedia:

Willamette Week (WW) is an alternative weekly newspaper and a website published in Portland, Oregon, United States, since 1974. It features reports on local news, politics, sports, business and culture.

Willamette Week is the only weekly newspaper to have one of its reporters, Nigel Jaquiss, win a Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting. It was the first newspaper to win a Pulitzer for a story that it first published online. As of 2007, WW had more 18- to 34-year-old Portland-area readers than the weekly editions of The Oregonian and its weekly arts and entertainment publication, "A&E."

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According to Google (search Willamette Week Circulation) WW's current circulation is 89,807.

What better city to kick off our print campaign than Portland, Oregon! Home of The Christian Left and Glenn Beck's most hated city!

If you remember, here's what Glenn had to say about Christians who talk about, the horror, Social Justice, back in May of 2010!

Thank God Beck has been relegated to the fringes where he belongs.

Beck recently said that society is about to collapse and America needs passionate pastors who are willing to give up their lives if necessary in the fight against the coming persecution of Christians. Fortunately, the Black Robe Regiment that he and David Barton established a few years back has managed to cobble together at least 10,000 pastors who are willing to do just that. - See more.

That says it all ladies and gentlemen. That says it all. By the way, Beck is a Mormon. We keep wondering what Salt Lake City thinks of all this.