Gospel Tracts and Evangelism Tools Sampler Pack (Review)

If you're looking for some quick, easy and child friendly ways to spread the gospel, then check out the Gospel Tracts and Evangelism Tools Sampler Pack from Let the Little Children Come.  In today's review I'll be showing you these products, and how quickly they can turn evangelism into a family event.

The sampler pack contained pop up booklet style tracts, "moving" tracts that looks like the animation comes alive, a beaded salvation message bracelet kit and instructions, a rubber-multicolored salvation bracelet, a blank book with the colors that represent the salvation message and foldables that you can use to also share the message.

All of the tracts are printed on heavy duty paper and/or card stock and will withstand handling by not so gentle little hands.   The wording is simple and straight forward, easy enough for both young and old to understand and respond to.

The bracelet kits have clear directions for assembly and for explaining the various colors and what they represent, as does the rubber bracelet.   I didn't see anything that goes with the various colored booklet that would help those receiving it to understand what the colors represent, so this one might require one on one time with those you're giving it to.

One thing I really liked about these tracts and/or booklets is that they share the Gospel from the "God loves you" standpoint.   Not a fear based approach.   While we do want people to know their need for a savior, a product that causes a faith based response is more likely to have a lasting impact.

The "moving" tracts may be a bit more engaging for today's gadget age kids.  The fact that the reader must use the black plastic template to appear to make the tract come alive may be the best way to reach some kids who are used to having something in their hands at all times.

If your church or family is looking for ways to share the gospel, but you're just not sure what to use or how to go about it, the sampler pack is a great place to start.   These items can be tucked into treat bags for birthday parties, placed inside shoe boxes or stockings at Christmas, given out during vacation Bible school, handed out along with candy at Halloween or even tossed out during parades and other public events.   The opportunities are endless.

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