Tracts and Booklets

An evangelistic tract for giving away based around the theme of chess.Tract - Imagine playing chess with the devilExample text:Imagine playing ches...

The highly acclaimed film It's a Wonderful Life, made in 1946, stars James Stewart and Donna Reed and remains one of the most popular Christmas fil...

You are not alone. God's strong and loving hand is reaching down right now to grasp your weak and trembling one. He knows all about your present ci...

Tomorrow May Be Too LateOnce, long ago, a prince asked his tutor to prepare him for the life beyond."There is plenty of time for that when you are ...

Over the years I have talked to thousands of people who have asked me how to find their way to God. Some have sat in church pews all their lives...

This redesigned tract emphasises that Jesus not only understands our feelings, but also offers us strength and hope.Full TextWhat a Friend we have ...

A redesign of a best-seller, author Josh McDowell explains why Jesus' claim of being God must be seriously considered, and why it ultimately can be...

We are able to turn from our grief because Jesus endured sadness, loneliness, and pain during his life on earth.

Why does God allow suffering? Is sin outdated? Why should one man die for other people's sins? Why is the cross so important to Christians today? N...

Adapted from Kevin DeYoung's The Biggest Story, this tract weaves together the narrative of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, revealing God's g...

This tract refocuses our thoughts toward repentance of our sins and hope in our Savior, Jesus Christ. Full TextOn a late-night television show a po...

Taste and SeeWhen was the last time that you tasted a luscious, red strawberry or enjoyed a cold, sweet slice of watermelon? In just one mouth-wate...

Why is the cross the symbol of our faith? To find the answer, look no farther than the cross itself. This tract from pastor and bestselling autho...

Christians call the day Jesus died 'Good Friday'. How strange! But that's not the only strange thing about the Friday Jesus died, or the Sunday aft...

An Easter adaptation of the effective gospel presentation, "Steps to Peace with God".