Tracts

A tract pointing to Jesus within the context of Harvest. Subtitles include: Harvest is a time of thanks Harvest is a time to trust Harvest is...

2024 will be the biggest election year in history with more than 60 countries going to the polls. This evangelistic tract uses the theme of electi...

Tragically, thousands of people die from suicide every year. This tract sensitively speaks to those who may be contemplating suicide, letting them ...

When we lose someone or face illness, it’s easy to think God doesn’t care, but he does. He has not abandoned us. The ultimate proof of God’s love f...

There is evidence all around us – in nature and our human bodies – to show us there is a Creator. And what’s more, our Creator came to earth to die...

Chuck Colson looks out over the restless crowd packed into Atlanta penitentiary’s auditorium one stifling August evening. He’s there to tell them t...

This tract is designed to be given to someone you’ll probably never meet again in this life, but who you’d love to meet again in heaven. The tract ...

There is no friend like Jesus Christ. This tract introduces the reader to this friend who remains faithful forever.

Each of us needs to be loved but tragically we often look in all the wrong places. This tract shows readers were unconditional love can truly be fo...

There is someone who deeply cares for you. He understands your struggles and offers to forgive your sins, to give you rest from the burdens of life...

The Gift of Grace presents an invitation to trust in Christ whose death absolves our guilt and grant us access to God.

In a world of bad news, the Bible has some very good news for us: God offers to meet our deepest needs. We can come to Jesus just as we are, be fre...

Easter celebrates the one thing that separates Christianity from all other religions: after dying on a cross, Jesus rose from the dead! This tract ...

“I’ve got good news and bad news.” This tract lays out the bad news of our separation from God but the good news that Jesus bridges the gap providi...

There are no words, in any language, more wonderful than those in John 3:16. This tract gives the verse in twelve languages with a brief explanatio...