avatar
M. Fearghail
avatarM. Fearghail3 min read  

Putting to Bed the Appalachian Irishman on Crossmap Blogs: On 6-1-2025, This Is My Final Article on Crossmap Blogs

3/24/2020 photograph by Joyful on Unsplash. Free to use under the Unsplash License.

Introduction

Greetings, dear reader, on this platform. Today is Sunday, June 1, 2025, the first day of meteorological summer. All things, good or bad, must come to an end in this temporal world. Today is the time for this Appalachian Irishman to put to bed his platform on Crossmap Blogs.

Without concern or alarm, please know that I am still alive and kicking on my original platform. The conclusion invites you to visit me there.

The Appalachian Irishman Signs Off Today on Crossmap Blogs.

Prior to this entry, this platform's stories shows only three articles. On April 26, 2024, I started writing on this platform as an experiment. Twice, I republished articles from my original website. I hoped to reach a wider audience. To some degree, I did, and I connected with fellow Christians.

The Appalachian Irishman Is Still Awake and Active on His Original Platform!

Since my inaugural article from March 6, 2006, on my original platform, the Appalachian Irishman is still awake, active, and being viewed! It is still my public journal and commentary. For example, at 7:34 AM this morning, analytical data for my original website showed 370,361 all-time views. Last month, in which I published three articles, garnered 8,482 views from over 20 countries. That is an average of 273 views per day from last month.

As of May 24, 2025, I have published 526 articles on my original website. They are arranged in twenty topic sections. The website archive catalogs each article by year and month.

My original platform formats articles much better than those on this platform. Internally, analytical data show me the number of viewers from several nations that read which articles. Crossmap Blogs' analytical data is less informative.

Conclusion

I will not delete this platform. I will leave it as it is. My plan is to visit this platform now and then to see what may be new.

You, dear reader, are invited to visit my original Appalachian Irishman website. You may subscribe without cost by providing only your email address. The Contact Form allows you to email me directly. Analytical data on my original website does not show who has subscribed to my website. Your identity will not be known to me, unless you comment on an article by name, not anonymously, which is an option.

So, come on over! You are welcome to read, comment, and email me.

Remember, we are all pilgrims in this temporal world. We should each be traveling the same straight and narrow way, through salvation in Christ, to reach the goal of everlasting life in heaven.

As I sign off on this platform with the last article, I pray that you are on that way toward everlasting salvation.

    Give

    Subscribe to the Daybreak Devotions for Women

    Be inspired by God's Word every day! Delivered to your inbox.

    More from M. Fearghail

    See all from M. Fearghail

    Editor's Picks

    avatar

    M. Fearghail

    M. Fearghail is my pen name. My full name is Marion William Ferrell. I was born (in 1960) of predominant Irish heritage and raised in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in northeast Tennessee. The godly influence of my mother and the independent, stubborn disposition of my father raised me. I'm an educated country boy with international experience. Formal education includes an A.S. in management, a B.S. in religious ministry, and course completion for an M.A. in missiology. Independent studies have educated me further in several fields. Mrs. Appalachian Irishman and I were missionaries in Russia for five years (1994-1999). As a good wife, she puts up with me. Please read my articles on Appalachian Irishman and watch my infrequent episodes on Appalachian Irishman - Podcasts, to dig deeper! You are invited to subscribe (without cost), contact me, and comment. I'm just one poor beggar trying to help other poor beggars find the Bread of Life.

    More from M. Fearghail

    See all from M. Fearghail