This was a very exciting presentation of the gospel.

There were a number of features I liked about it.

I will try to deal with them in a good order.

1. Simple but effective use of colour. This has an 'easy on the eye' effect.

2. Short and succinct passages that flow. This makes them easy to read and as a result readable.

3. Inbox text. This was always a Bible text. The way it was placed in the inbox made it stand out clearly on the page.

4. Graphics. Nice simple graphic on each page that neatly summed up the text perfectly.

5. Challenging question. This is the page turner, I found it worked well.

The only [unfair] criticism I will level at it is this.

The booklet is an amazing piece of kit in terms of telling people about Christ.

Its whole design means the thing that I buy is the thing that I give away.

The booklet clearly shows that it is a quality item. Clearly worthy of its price tag.

I know I cannot place the value of a person's salvation.

I personally would stuggle buying a hundred or so of these tracts as I simply do not have that much spare cash.

Again I reiterate that it is really worth the cash, and it looks a nice thing for a non Christian to see. Very professional looking.

100 of them for example would be £28. This is a price I cannot afford and a huge amount of modern Christendom does not and seems unlikely to want to sponsor evangelism and so I am scuppered.

Hopefully you will read this review and see its good points and still buy the booklet if you can afford it.

May God bless its ministry and uses greatly

"Two Ways to Live" is a brilliant evangelistic resource, and "The Choice We All Face" is a booklet we have found very helpful to give to members of our churches who are hoping to share the gospel with their friends. A thoroughly biblical and user-friendly way of explaining the good news of Jesus.