Are you involved in sharing Christ with children? Well, why not??? Maybe you are a part of a children’s ministry, or maybe you know someone who has young children. Most, if not all, of us know a child, perhaps one who does not know Christ. The company Let the Little Children Come produces many different tools to make sharing the Gospel easier. By looking on their website you will see what they have available, but sometimes you can get a better feel for a product by being able to hold it and look at it “in real life.”
Let the Little Children Come has a product you can order called the Gospel Tracts and Evangelism Tools Sampler Pack. This is a set of ten different items that you can order (in packages of multiples) if you would like to utilize them. The package has items that you can use with a child (or adult, for that matter!) to walk them through the Gospel pathway. Things like the wordless book, a wordless book bracelet, a wordless book bracelet kit, and a wordless book foldy-thing (what IS that thing called? It’s like a puzzle—you keep unfolding it in different ways and different pages “magically” come to the forefront!)
One of the products that you could use in person or to give out to a child to look over independently is pop-up tracts. Who doesn’t love pop-up books? These are mini little books that share the story of Jesus, one with an Easter theme, and one that talks about heaven. These are cute and attractive and a child would probably want to open them up to see the pop-up sections, perhaps having a parent or other grown-up read it to them as they flip through. (Good way to share the Gospel with the moms and dads too!)
The other really cool style of tract/booklet is called the animated tracts. These are really neat little booklets with plastic “key” type thing that you hold over the funky-stripey looking picture and when you move it side to side the figures appear to move! Cool! J I’ve seen kids’ books in the library that use similar things to make the picture seem to have motion. It’s fun! There are three of these animated tracts in the sampler pack – one is the Christmas story, one is about John 3:16, and the third is about God and heaven. As with the pop-up tracts mentioned above, these are ones that children will go over again and again. {{**The ONLY thing I dislike about these is that the grid plastic piece is not attached in any way, and without that, the pictures won’t “move” and though they still tell the story of the Gospel, the appeal might not remain the same if the plastic piece goes missing. But honestly, the WOW factor in the beginning is enough to entice one to read the whole booklet, and God can use even one reading of it, so…still like these!}}
SO –have you gotten the idea that I like these products? Yup, I do! I would definitely suggest this Gospel Tracts and Evangelism Tools Sampler Pack if you are unsure about which of the tools you would like to utilize in your ministry or daily life. Those animated tracts are surely different and neat! After you have these in your hands, your mind will be filled with ideas of who to share them with. These are sturdy, quality products, and as such I would recommend them.
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