Gospel tracts are simple and effective way to share the Gospel. I heard one statistic which found that 60% of the people who get saved do so by reading a tract or book. I’ve also heard that a tract handed to one person eventually reaches 7 different people. For more information on Gospel tracts and what makes a good tract click here.

A final note before we get into the top ten list – we believe that it is best to operate within local ordinances and laws when sharing the Gospel. If you can’t pass out tracts in a certain area because of regulations then find an area close where it is allowed. Along this line, be aware that it is against the law to place anything in someone’s mailbox.

Now, here are the top ten ways to share Gospel Tracts.

10. Pass them out to people in Parks and walking down busy streets.

9. Hand them out to people going into a Concert (Rock, Country, etc.).

8. Many communities have festivals or fairs; State fairs, County Fairs, Local Festivals, or Flea Markets and these can be great places to share Gospel tracts with people.

7. Parades. People waiting for a parade to start are often bored. You can walk down the street and (more…)

One recent Friday night, while with the evangelism team from the St. Louis Dream Center, we began to drive looking for people to reach out to. The weather was great that evening so there were a lot of young people playing basketball in the courts at Fairgrounds Park and in the courts across the street from the park. When we stopped to talk with them we told them that if they would come to our van we would give them free vitamin water and since it was a warm evening many of them came for the free water. Before giving out the water we shared the Gospel message with them and gave them Gospel tracts. At first they appeared tough and intimidating but when we provided the opportunity to receive Jesus (more…)

As you may or may not know, I am one of the route leaders for the Friday night evangelism team at the St. Louis Dream Center. On my route we drive around the inner city of North St. Louis in a Dream Center van which is usually loaded some kind of beverage (water, power-aide, vitamin water, etc.) and some kind of snack (MRE’s-meals ready to eat, candy bars, etc.). We also bring (more…)