50 ways to use gospel tracts

Read this on mwtb.org

It lists some creative ways of how gospel tracts can be used.

It has always baffled me why so many Christians like to keep tracts, and treat them like souveniers or bookmarks. C’mon! Tracts are not for the saved, its for the lost. So lets get inspired to give out those tracts. Feel free to add your own ideas on how to put tracts into the hands of those who are yet to ’saved from the wrath to come’.

No matter where or how you choose to distribute tracts, we have these suggestions:

1. Obey all local ordinances. (Some areas or stores, including the US Post Office, have prohibited the distribution of literature). This also includes littering, etc.
2. Leave at least two copies of a tract so someone will feel better about not taking the last one. Plus you’ll double the number of souls witnessed to!
3. Most importantly, ask God to use you, seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit for each tract placed, and then pray for the Lord of harvest to bless it.

1. Leave in phone booths.
2. Put in greeting cards.
3. Leave at roadside rests.
4. Put on car windows in parking lots.
5. Leave on sitting areas of shopping malls.
6. Pass out door to door.
7. Pass out to fellow campers.
8. Tack up on bulletin boards.
9. Put in pockets of used clothing given away.
10. Leave in dressing rooms of clothing stores.
11. Pass out at parades, festivals, and special events.
12. Leave in city parks on benches, etc.
13. Put in helium-filled balloons.
14. Leave at funeral homes.
15. Leave in newspaper machines.
16. Hand out at stadium entrances, etc.
17. Put in sealed bottles in the ocean.
18. Mail out to names in a telephone book.
19. Leave in laundromats.
20. Give to attendants at parking garages, etc.
21. Leave in motel rooms (in the drawers, telephone book, etc.)
22. Leave in glove compartment of car you test drive.
23. Place in six-packs of beer, or in toilet tissue rolls in grocery stores.
24. Include in bills paid by mail.
25. Slip in pump handles at self-serve gas stations.
26. Hand to store employees, check-out clerks.
27. Leave in returned library books.
28. Put in magazines in waiting rooms.
29. Put up tract racks in stores, beauty parlors.
30. Put in correspondence to prisoners, etc.
31. Leave in bank where deposit slips are.
32. Leave in zip code book in post office.
33. Leave in restrooms at restaurants, etc.
34. Leave with (generous) tip in restaurants.
35. Give to hospital and nursing home patients.
36. Leave on tables at flea markets.
37. Hand out at zoos, picnic areas, beaches.
38. Leave on seats on bus, cab, airplane, etc.
39. Leave in locker at “Y” or health club.
40. Pass out on busy street corners.
41. Put in mouth of vending machines.
42. Pass out at schools after dismissal.
43. Leave in cafeteria at work, school.
44. Leave for newspaper boy, milkman, etc.
45. Put in each box or bag of merchandise sold.
46. Put in airport lounges, bus terminals, etc.
47. Send to relatives of deceased in obituaries.
48. Send to parents in birth announcements.
49. Give to students at Vacation Bible School and Sunday School.
50. Rent booths at fairs for tract displays.

What would you add?

How many people

We live in this great big world. Countries, nations, civilizations, cities, monuments, landmarks, mountains, valleys, villages, all filled with people.

People wake up every minute of the day, people go to sleep every minute of the day. People eat, work, live and die by the moment.

They run the course of time, using or abusing the equal portion of grace given by God to the, all 24 hours of it. none has more, none has less.

How many stop to think of God? If they believe in God, how many think of what God thinks of them? If they don’t believe in God, how many stop to think if there is more to life that the daily grind?

How many realize, that every moment that passes, is a moment that brings them closer to the final one, the final moment that passes out of this mortality into eternity?

How many know, that a certain judgment awaits every soul whose breath stops, a judgment that determines where they spend the rest of eternity?

How many say, “I’ve earned heaven”, just because they think they’re better than the guy next door? How many say, “I still have time”, ignoring the reality that they don’t know how time they have left.

How many laugh, at another’s expense? How many laugh at the suffering of the godly? How many laugh, and enjoy their days, without regard that God’s holy eye is accounting every deed?

How many cry, seeing only the cause of their tears, but not the root of the problem? How many cry… and curse God?

How many sin, and enjoy it? how many sin, and are proud of it?

How many respond to God who ‘is not willing that any should perish’? How many respond to a Saviour ‘died for the ungodly’?

For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosever believes on Him, shall not perish, but have eternal life – john 3:16

the world is proud of its wonders, its proud of its wealth, its proud of civilization, but God isn’t. God’s interest in on the inhabitants of this world, you and me. God doesn’t love buildings, neither does He love monuments. He loves people, He loves you and me.

Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that he loved us, and sent his Son a propitiation for our sins – 1John 4:10

God loves you so much, He sacrificed His Son, to pay the price you and I could not pay.

Forgiveness of sins, sins that ultimately condemn us to hell, is now available for free to you.

Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved. – Acts 16:31