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RSS delivers NTM's latest news headlines, prayer requests and daily verses to you. You can access these from your computer or handheld device, or use the tools on the right to incorporate them into your web site.

What is RSS?

An RSS "feed" consists of a specifically formatted database of headlines, descriptions and links to web pages. With NTM's RSS feeds, the web pages are on the NTM web site (www.ntm.org).

How do I use RSS?

You can use programs known as news readers or “aggregators” that collect and display RSS feeds. They will automatically retrieve the updates you select, so you’re always up-to-date. A variety of news readers – many free, most of the others inexpensive – are available for Windows, Mac and Unix, as well as for Pocket PC and Palm OS.

You may also incorporate our feeds into any web site using Javascript. We've provided snippets that you can cut and paste for each feed.

Using NTM's RSS Feeds

In a newsreader: After you’ve set up your news reader, right-click (Mac users: click and hold) on the “XML” for the feed you wish to subscribe to and select “Copy Shortcut” or “Copy Link Location” to copy the location (URL) of the feed. Follow the instructions for your particular news reader, and then paste this location wherever it asks for the location of the feed you want to subscribe to.

On your web site: Disable any pop-up blocker you have running and click on the link to the coding for the feed you wish to use. Copy the code and paste it into the spot where you wish to display it on your web page.

Terms of use

The feeds are free for use by individuals and non-profit organizations for non-commercial uses. You must attribute the feeds to NTM, and if displaying the feed on a web page, must allow readers to follow the link in the RSS to the NTM web site.

NTM reserves the right to discontinue or modify a feed, or to require you to cease distributing these feeds at any time for any reason. We can’t think of any reason we’d do that, but our lawyer made us say that.