In this busy world, sometimes it is hard to witness. Giving out a gospel tract can begin the salvation conversation. PATRIOTIC TRACT Rev. Curtis Henderson, the inspiration behind the Patriotic Tract, who honorably served our country during the Korean War, said that as he meets fellow veterans he thanks them for their service and offers …
Dr. Joyce Herzog has had a ministry to help learning disabled and special needs children for over twenty-five years. She has been a light and inspiration to many struggling families. But Joyce has another concern – the spiritual wellness of those she ministers to. In every package going out, Joyce is including a 2015 …
Ephesians 6:15 encourages us to have our “…feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace.” In other words, be ready! Always have gospel tracts with you: In your pocket In your purse In your briefcase In your car In your doorway Most of all, pray for opportunities.
Why is it so hard to witness to family? Yes, we pray for our family as we want the best for them while they are here on this earth and when they face eternity. But sometimes it seems so hard to open our mouths and share the gospel with them. With prayer, a gospel tract …
Tracts, Inc., is sorry to hear of the passing of Martha Hall, Mrs. Information. Martha was a uniquely creative lady and chose to use her talents for the Lord. Several years ago she asked us to add a monthly gospel column to her newsletter, “Inside the Primetimers”, written for the senior group at Calvary Baptist …
Anytime you see a Bible in a waiting room or hotel, feel free to add a gospel tract or bookmark in it. A gospel tract points out key verses in God’s Word and can lead a person to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. PATRIOTIC TRACT Remember our veterans, those currently in military service, or …
Carol W. of Hixson, Tennessee, has a cross-stitch E-Bay business. Included in each box mailed is a Gospel Bookmark from Tracts, Inc. These bookmarks are received by a wide variety of people from all parts of the country. Thanks, Carol, for inspiring us to look for ways to reach those who need to hear when …
When attending a recent missionary conference, we were asked what ministry work we do. We responded that we are literature bugs, not litter bugs, literature bugs. We were able to share the value of putting God’s word in a convenient, sharable size, complete with instructions on making the most important decision of life. Won’t you …
We live in a microwave society. People are so busy these days. We would like to take every opportunity to give out the gospel, but most of the time we only have a few seconds to interact with someone, like retail clerks, waiters and waitresses, and hotel clerks. Giving out a gospel tract in these …
Theresa T. of Chattanooga, Tennessee, frequently visits a local used book and media store. Outside the store is a free bin where people place items the store will not accept but people may still want. As Theresa puts items in this bin, she also places a gospel bookmark from Tracts, Inc., inside the item.
