Evangelism Booth
Using Gospel Tracts
There are four basic ways to use gospel tracts:
Ice
Breaker - to get people's attention and start a conversation
Quick Way To Share - giving people a tract is giving them
the gospel. If you can't talk with someone, make sure they at least
leave with a tract.
Memory Aid - to help you present the gospel.
Take Away - a tract is something to give a person to help
them remember what you discussed with them, or that answers some
of their questions.
Ice Breaker Tract
Our favorite ice breaker tract is the million dollar bill. It looks
real and has an excellent gospel presentation on the back. Most
people are very willing to accept one of these. When other people
see them, they often come to our booth and specifically ask for
one.
A
good way to offer one, in such away that the person is inclined
to accept it, is hold out the million dollar bill and ask, "Do
you have one of these?"
If they ask, "What is it?" That's your opportunity to
start a conversation about the gospel.
See and read the Million
Dollar Bill (English) or Million
Dollar Bill (Spanish).
Quick Way To Share
If someone stops at the booth, but is in a hurry, offer them a
tract. The million dollar bill is good for this. If people don't
have time, or are not willing to stop and talk, if you can give
them the gospel on a tract that is still sharing the gospel with
them.
Should you have the opportunity to give them the million dollar
bill and a second tract, such as the Good Person comic book tract,
that is even better.
Memory Aid
If you are not comfortable sharing the gospel you can use a tract
to guide you in what to say. The "Good Person" comic book
tract is excellent for this. Just read through the tract with the
visitor, and ask them the questions the tract asks.
We also have the "Good Person
Test" questionnaire which is designed to be read it to
the visitor. While talking with someone, read through the tract
with them, and mark the person's answers on the tract. When you
are finished give the tract to the person.
See and read the Good
Person cartoon tract (English) or Good
Person cartoon tract (Spanish).
Take Away
When
you have finished talking with someone it is a good idea to give
them something to help them remember the conversation. The small,
blue "Good Person" booklet tract is excellent for this.
Also ask if they have a Bible. If not, give them a Bible or a copy
of the Gospel of John.
See and read the blue
Good Person Booklet Tract (English) or blue
Good Person Booklet Tract (Spanish).
See other gospel tracts
we use.
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