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Below are blog articles to encourage you in your desire to reach the world with the Gospel / Good News of Jesus Christ. From testimonies to tips, videos to pictures - whatever we can find that will encourage you. One of the main things we specialise in here is the evangelism of the Gospel through print. You will find many articles that detail how you can use printed material to make God's Word known to others.

Our free "Football" printed Gospel tract

Why use it? Where you could leave it

Every person needs to know the score about their future - it is important they are on the right side before they leave this world:
“He that is not with me is against me”- Jesus said (Matthew 12:30).
Take this tract to football fans. Ideal for using outside stadiums before and after a match - you don't need to be a football fan to use this!

An alternative to the sinner's prayer

What is the Biblical response a person should make?

Should a sinner's prayer be a part of printed Christian literature? Is there an alternative? What does the Bible say about those who are seeking to call upon Jesus?

The humble letterbox

Make Christ known near and far

Who would of thought that the humble letterbox would be so useful. Believe it or not, you can use your own letterbox to reach many for the Lord. As well as the letterbox of other people. Here is an article about using print and letterboxes to make Christ known to many.

Free Gospel Tracts in Romanian

Make Christ known to those who speak Romanian

free download to print Romanian Gospel tracts. We give away thousands of tracts in English too. We also have a Christian print service for large amounts of flyers and posters for your evangelism events. Contact us now for all your Gospel printing needs and free Christian literature.

Free Gospel Tracts in German

Make Christ known to those who speak German

Do you use free downloadable Gospel tracts? We give away English Gospel tracts. We also offer a Christian printing service for tracts in German. So your church can be fully equipped to reach people with the Gospel. Contact us for all your Christian Printing needs.

Free Gospel Tracts in French

Make Christ known to those who speak French

Free downloadable French Gospel tracts. We give away English and other language Gospel tracts. We also offer a Christian printing service for tracts in French. So your church can be fully equipped to reach French people with the Gospel. Contact us for all your Christian Printing needs.

Our free "What comes after Pride" printed Gospel tract

Why use it? Where you could leave it

Why we printed and how to use the "What comes after Pride" Gospel tract. To give to all people, everywhere. An A6 double sided Gospel tract on light paper. Correct the way in which the media so often misrepresents Christians - a great conversation starter! Need this one printed in larger amounts for your church outreach? contact us about our Christian print service (you can add your own contact details with this option).

Using printed Posters in Evangelism

Making Christ known through the printed Word.

A poster could reach more people than one Gospel tract could. A3 Posters can be placed on your window. A1 posters an be used to compliment your outreach on the streets. A4 posters can be framed on your living room wall. A2 posters can be placed on your church notice board. This article explains how useful posters are to speak to the hearts of many about Christ and His Gospel.

Our free "Illness / A Medicine Like No Other" printed Gospel tract

Why use it? Where you could leave it

"The fact that we all die, shows us how serious God views sin."
Who do you know who is unwell? Do you visit the doctors, dentists or hospital? A great tract to give to people in the waiting rooms - they are usually bored! Send this one in a get well card. Or a tract to simply hand to anyone. An A4 printed Gospel tract, folded in half to A5.

Should we write "Jesus / God loves you" on a printed Gospel tract?

What do you think?

A common Christian phrase "Jesus loves you" and "God loves you" - but is it right to use that phrase? Specifically in a printed Christian tract? Here are some things you might want to consider before including it.

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