Here is an easy way to share the Gospel “as you go.” At my hotel, there is a small table in the entrance way to my room. Each time I pass by I make sure there are a few tracts there. People pick them up. Then I replenish the stock.
I left a Microwave Oven trivia tract with the waitress when paying the bill at lunch.
We ate breakfast at the same restaurant as yesterday. When the check came, the waitress brought the afterlifecatalog pen that I had left when I paid the bill yesterday. The colleague I am in training with said, “what do you think this web site is about?” I told him that I had left the pen the day before and that it is my web site! Great opportunity not only with him. But makes one realize that these pens get seen, and get people thinking about eternity.
I think I am finally out of “Are you lucky” tracts. I know I have reported this several times. Since I keep tracts in various pockets of jackets, when I change jackets I sometimes find more tracts. Then I found a stack of Are You Lukcy tracts at our church and handed those out.
Going back to my pack of 30 tracts from this months tract club mailing, I have seven tracts left and none of them are “Are you lucky” tracts! So, I do beleive I am finally out of them.
So what happened to the last one? At breakfast this morning, I left it for the waitress when I paid my bill along with one of the last of the AfterLifeCatalog pens!
How are you doing on handing out tracts from your Bezeugen Tract Club mailing each day? If you are not yet enrolled, you may like to do so online.
Today I went into the store to pick up a couple of snacks. At the check out, I asked the cashier if he was following the NCAA Tournament. He said, “no, not really.” I handed him a Final Four Trivia Tract and said, “this might help gain some interest.”
In hindsight, based on his answer, I might have been better off to give him a different tract.
Today I also left tracts for the cashier / waitresses at breakfast and lunch.
I picked up a snack. When I paid the cashier gave me change. So I handed her am “are you lucky” tract and said “here is a gift for you.” She said thanks and took the tract.
How are you doing handing out your monthly supply of tracts? I pray that this blog is an encouragement to hand out tracts as you go. If you need tracts then please enroll in the Bezeugen Tract Club
I handed out a number of tracts today. After dinner we went to the mall. And I handed out a number of them there. One in particular comes to mind. We were walking through one store and the cashier looke really bored. So I went over and offered her a “are you lucky tract” and said “you look bored, this should help break up the boredom.”. She tool it and immediately began checking it out.
One note of warming. In many malls, if you walk around handing out tracts to the masses they may ask you to stop. On this occassion the mall was busy and we were leaving so I handed out alot of tracts on the way out. For more on mall witnessing see the Bezeugen BLOG.
At breakfast at the hotel. I gave “are you lucky” tracts to five other hotel guests that were eating in the breakfast area. Each checked to see if they are lucky and then read the back!
We were traveling to Oklahoma to visit my mom. At one rest stop I handed a million dollar bill tract to the guy in front of me in line for a rest room and said, “I’ll give you a million dollars for your spot in line.”. He laughed, took the tract and read it while standing in line. I also gave out another five tracts to people who were curious.
I also put a tract on the bulletin board outside of the restaurant.
At dinner I put two “are you lucky” tracts on a mirror at a restaurant.
I got one envelope returned from the March mailing of the tract club. Now I have even more St Patricks tracts to hand out! Please, if you move let us know your new address so we can send your tracts. Or if you no longer want tracts from us let me know that too.
To enroll in the Bezeugen Tract Club please visit www.bezeugen.org
Without leaving home, I was able to share a tract this morning! What? Yes, that is right. I was mailing some paperwork in to take care of some personal business. So I put an “are you lucky” tract in the envelope with the paperwork.
A few nights ago, I did a similar thing with my Census paperwork. After completing the census form, before sealing the envelope, I included a couple of Obama Million Dollar Bills plus our new Crucifix tract in both English and Spanish.
