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Fast on Twitter
Do you tweet? Are you going to fast? Why not combine both?
Some Twitter history
Last year, two brave Fasters tweeted about the Fast. What is tweeted? It means that they used Twitter to tell us how their Fasts went.
You can view these two old accounts of the 24-hour Fast here and here.
Twitter needs you
This year, we hope to get more people involved, especially on Twitter. To do this, we've created a specific Fast tag - #concernfast. So, if you use Twitter and you would like to tell us how your preparations are going, just include #concernfast in your tweet.
All messages on Twitter that include that tag can be viewed here.
We hope to keep track of people's progress on the day of the Fast as well, using this new tag.
In the meantime, you can follow Concern on Twitter by clicking here.
