The actual link page is only a PR2 and I don't think that the type of link you provide actually passes PR since it is a redirect.
Or do those pass on PR?

Exactly.

You'll need to better disperse PR throughout your pages before people jump on your bandwagon. Having sublinks pages with PR2 isn't going to get people chomping at the bit to link up.

My links pages all have PR4 and my main page is PR6. There HAS to be a better way of spreading PR around than what you might be doing. Look into making a good site map for all your pages from your main PR5 page.

It is all on the list of things to do.

Bear in mind this has only been up for a little over a month. I'm not asking anyone "to get on the bandwagon" nor am I asking anyone to link to me.

I just said submit your site. I have a link to the directory from my forums which gives it some traffic, and someone might find iterest in those listed in the directory.

Good things take time my friends..

there is a sitemap:

http://www.religiousdenominations.com/link/sitemap.php

pr4

I wonder if the problem could be from the use of URL variables (?cat=5) or that there are just enough links to dilute the PR power of the main page.

I'm not sure..

I trying to change the redirect right now from a non direct to a direct but it's giving me troubles.

If I change this line:

to this:

it should work but it turn the link into looking like this:

any suggestions?

In
LINKER - Filename : main_func.php - Path : function directory

search line 665

replace

LINK_EURL => urlencode($origin_url),

for

LINK_URL => $row[url],

;)

In
LINKER - Filename : main_func.php - Path : function directory

search line 665

replace

LINK_EURL => urlencode($origin_url),

for

LINK_URL => $origin_url,

;)

That's really good. I want to add my webpage in your site. Can you please share your site?