Resources

Based on Frank Jenner's approach imploring people to consider what will happen when they die:

‘If you died tonight, are you going to heaven?’

The gospel of Jesus Christ is the most profound reality of life. Sharing it with someone can be as simple as drawing three circles.

Discover how you can share the gospel confidently with anyone.

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This tract is designed to be presented in your own words as you interact with people.

First used by Charles Spurgeon in 1866, the Wordless Book has become a very popular tool used all over the world to explain the plan of salvation to kids using the gospel colors.

The Christmas Quiz tract is a fun way of leading people to consider why Jesus came to save them.

根据弗兰克·詹纳的方式，恳请人们思考他们死后会发生什么：‘如果你今晚死了，你会去天堂吗？’

This tract challenges people to consider the evidence that supports the credibility of the Bible.

This tried-and-true resource gives you the Bible verses to explain why we need Jesus’ sacrifice on the Cross to solve our greatest problem: separation from God. When you’re not sure if friends have surrendered their lives to Christ yet, this is a great way to help them make that decision.

A simple evangelistic tool will allow you to freely share the Gospel with your friends. Designed to be used after a church outreach event or in one on one conversations, this tool clearly and concisely walks through the Gospel with an emphasis upon the Bridge illustration.

The Easter Quiz tract is a fun way of leading people to consider why Jesus died for them and the significance of the Resurrection.

This tract challenges people to consider the evidence for Jesus' Resurrection and the credibility of the Bible.

Essential Jesus combines the strengths of the Two Ways to Live  tract with the powerful story of the Gospel of Luke.

The Halloween tract is a fun way of leading people to consider what will happen when they die and what to do about it.

This tract presents the facts about the origins of Father's Day and asks the question: How is your relationship with your Heavenly Father?