An evangelistic youth tract ideal for teens aged 13-19.
An evangelistic youth tract ideal for teens aged 13-19. Sorted is a simple gospel presentation based on key Bible verses. It features an eye-catching design with an urban feel which makes it ideal for streetwork with young people.
It features an eye-catching design with an urban feel which makes it ideal for streetwork with young people. Key concepts such as 'sin' are defined in a jargon-free way.
| Age range: | 13+ |
|---|---|
| Contributors | Dai Hankey |
| ISBN | 9781906334536 |
| Format | Tract |
| First published | October 2008 |
| Dimensions | 105mm x 64mm x 1mm |
| Weight | 0.00 kg |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 8 |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
This is a fantastic wee booklet. Fits in the pocket, looks attractive and is read not unlike a 'game'. You have the clear central message and then lots of smaller messages off it, so that you are tracking across each page to find the bits to read.
As you open it up and unfold it, so different pieces of the message present themselves. What I found really clever was that, although it goes from 1 to 6 in the order you'd expect (sin to saviour), as you unpack it, you read them in a different order. So, if you're only going to read the first one, you read the most important one. And so on.
Lastly - God's word never comes back to him empty - and this is full of scripture verses.
It's really neat - all the teens we gave it (non-Christian youth hanging out in the town) to took it, and kept it. A good number started looking through it there and then, and some commented on bits and pieces.
This is absolutely my all time favourite tract for teenagers and I use them regularly. The gospel message is clear and easy to read, and relevant for young people! Good discounts ... I'm happy!!
Great content, easy reading and relevant to young people excellent tracts!
I love this little tract,I have used it frequently in ministering to young people,it slips into a pocket nicely and the contempory lay-out is attractive,my only criticism is that it is bigger than the original format and therefore not so discrete which can be `make or break` with teen-agers.
I think these tracts are pretty good. We used them at a youth event and we gave out a few and they seemed to go down well, I would reccomend them to be fully read first to make sure they are 'right' for the group your using them for
as an open air worker i find this booklet ideal for teenagers.Contempary language on the front but good solid biblical message inside makes this a great tract to give young people.
