We continue to be amazed at how God’s people keep supporting Chick tracts for missions!  With over 6 million Chick tracts provided for missions already this year, you are making an impact.

Missionary Shawn McDaniel, out of Life Radio Missions, needed more tracts for the streets of Auckland, New Zealand.  The entire family passes streets on the sidewalks, and has even been able to lead people to the Lord right there after they have read the tract.  Another shipment went to him this week.

Just this Thursday morning, the shipping company picked up a pallet of 30,000 Italian tracts destined for Missionary Daniel Norton (BIMI) for an outreach in Aviano, Italy.  There are three Italian titles included.

Printing is now complete and we are preparing to ship 150,000 Spanish tracts for Missionary Paul Buskager to use in the planned crusade in San Luis Rey Colorado, Mexico.  They should leave our warehouse next week.

Many came to church and were saved in the last outreach.

We are now in the process of printing 100,000 tracts headed for Cross Mission in the London area.  Their workers have not backed off one bit as religious freedom is under attack in this once Protestant nation.  Funding is still needed for this project.

We have now nearly completed printing the 1.3 million Chick tracts for many ministries in the Philippines.  We hope soon to be ready to load the container and get this literature out to sea.  Some ministries report they are completely out of tracts!  They go like hotcakes, and people are hungry for truth.

Missionary Hunsaker: Chick tracts lead to Bible discussions

Brian Green of Seeds For the Cities has organized another soul-winning outreach in Nova Scotia.  We just sent him another shipment containing thousands of pieces of “ammunition”.

Printing is well underway for the 70,000 tracts requested by Missionary Jim Voltenberg.  He has a number of pastors and missionaries waiting to join him in getting these tracts onto the streets.

Missionary Dean Runyon is requesting more tracts for the continuing work in Port Kaituma, Guyana.  Although he himself is dealing with some severe health issues, Bro. Runyon is arranging for another missionary to step in and lead the work.  We need to help these folks with their soul-winning deep in the interior of Guyana.  This is not far from where 900 people lost their lives in a mass 1978 suicide led by the infamous Jim Jones.

Missionaries Dean and Patty Runyon

Thank you for making it possible for us to say “Yes”

to these missionaries when they call for help!