Do you know what a ‘tract’ is? So, in my neck of the woods, I haven’t heard that term or seen an actual one in 30+ years. To be honest, I didn’t know they were still a ‘thing’, so when the opportunity came up for me to review Bible tracts and evangelism tools for children, I was curious to take a look.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Let The Children Come aims to provide effective gospel tracts and evangelism tools and resources for children. It is the hope that these tools and resources will help you in conveying the powerful gospel message to children. These tracts are all specifically designed to capture and hold the attention of children, while not distracting them from the core message of salvation through Jesus Christ.
The sampler pack I received contained 10 Gospel tracts and evangelism tools. Each of the 10 tools is unique in how it should be used. (Detailed instructions and video demonstrations can be found on their website.) The 10 included tools fell into one of five (5) categories:
The tracts were pretty cool once I got the hang of it. After a while, I realized that I was not holding the striped plastic sheet over the images close enough. Once I did, the images really did come to life. The kids will love that!
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2. POP-UP TRACTS (Delightful pop-ups keep children engaged in your Gospel presentation and wonderfully illustrate the message of salvation in 3D.)
These tracts were fun to manipulate. The pop-ups were cool and the tracts were colorful.
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3. FLIPABOUTS (Its fascinating folding mechanism keep kids interested! You will fold the tract, turn and open as you read its contents.)
So these tracts took a little bit of time and patience. I didn’t quite get the hang of it and it frustrated me. If you plan to use these, definitely read the instructions, watch the video demonstration and practice ahead of time.
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4. WEARABLES (These evangelism tools can be worn.)
There were 2 wordless bracelets included, both of which clearly explain the color-coded message of salvation. The Silicone Salvation Bracelet and the Wordless Bracelet are perfectly sized for a child’s wrist. The silicone bracelet easily slides on and the wordless bead bracelet is a craft that kids can put together with minimal adult supervision.
5. TRADITIONAL (This tool is a popular evangelism tool that most will be familiar with.)
This evangelism tool is one I’m familiar with and was trained to use as a teenage – the Wordless Book. If you’re not familiar with it, it’s a handheld book version of the wordless bracelet.
MY THOUGHTS
All of the booklet-type tracts were all written in kid-friendly language and were visually appealing. The variety of tracts and tools was also appealing to me. With clear explanations and training, kids in your Sunday school class, VBS or ministry can be equipped to use these tools to share the Gospel.
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*Disclaimer: The thoughts and opinions expressed in this review are my own. I was not compensated in any way.
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