Ten For Us" Web Site Adds Opinion Polls - Georgia-based E-commerce Company Launches New Opinion and Research Feature

"Ten For US" is a fast-growing E-business based on Judeo-Christian principles embodied in The Ten Commandments just recently added an online polling feature highlighting "values" issues that were critical in helping re-elect President George W.Bush.

EVANS, GA (PRWEB) December 2, 2004 -- In response to a growing demand from hundreds of his customers and online visitors, company founder Michael Welsh announced the official launch of a brand-new Opinion Polling and Online Research feature for Ten For US, a Web-based business centered on the Bibles Ten Commandments. The companys Web site addresses the very real and present threat of the eventual eradication of God's Ten Commandments from America's schools and public facilities by those who misconstrue the so-called doctrine of "separation of church and state." But, rather than assume a negative and combative position, Mr. Welsh has chosen instead to reinforce the Judeo-Christian principles espoused in God's Holy Word by helping remind Americans to "write His laws on the tablets of our hearts and minds." (www.TenForUS.com)

The new Web site voting function is, of course, designed to appeal primarily to Christians, as well as observant Jews, who feel that their voices arent really heard" in the greater media community dominated by totally secular news media and entertainment world. Now our new online polling system will provide citizens who see the world through a more spiritual lens, and share fundamental Judeo-Christian values, an opportunity to make sure their opinions are counted and published," reports Mr. Welsh. We also plan to eventually use our Opinion Polling and Online Research feature to provide government and religious leaders---as well as individual businesses and consumers---with empirical data that paints a true picture of our constituency."

Background

Welsh--an accomplished, multidimensional Christian business executive, husband, father, and coach---recalls that the American Civil Liberties Union was a worrisome topic at a weekly Bible study in Evans last year. ACLU lawsuits to remove the Ten Commandments from government buildings in Georgia and other states had Welsh wondering how Americas Judeo-Christian heritage could be preserved. "Could we get 'The Ten back into the public?" he asked. The Ten For US idea was born in that Bible study group; he, his wife Susie, daughters Alex and Grace, sons Daniel and Samuel, and several friends and associates have been driven to build this Bible-based business ever since.

More about Ten For US

A portion of all revenue from the sales of "Ten For US" merchandise is pledged to Mercy Ministries (www.mercyministries.com). In addition, "Ten For US" plans to help support Jewish and Christian ministries on a project-by-project basis throughout the nation, with unique fund-raising opportunities and special incentives. For more information, call (706) 840-4030 or visit the Web site at www.TenForUS.com.

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