Gospel Tracts That Promote Involvement in Local Church?

[thistle93]

Many tracts are very good with the presenting the Gospel message and how to respond to it in order to be saved but one glaring omission that I see with many tracts is pressing the importance of once someone becomes a believer, mentioning how vital it is to get plugged into a local church. Any recommendations for a favorite gospel tract that you know of where that is emphasized? Thank you!

For His Glory-
Matthew

 

[Ryan&Amber2013]

I hand people personal written letters about the gospel, my testimony, and an invitation to the church. I also put the church information in there.

 

[Pergamum]

Gospel Tracts are, by necessity, very short and concise. I've seen several that have urged the reader to join themselves to a local church in one sentence, but not much more than that. Some churches stamp the tract with the address and contact info of their church, and that is also a good idea. Having a website for the curious to check out later is a good idea. But tracts are about the gospel and not about church-going and so most tracts do not dwell on this aspect deeply. Time and space won't allow it.

 

[Stephen L Smith]

This is a little bigger than a tract, but still a small book - John Owen's Duties of Christian Fellowship

 

[Josh Williamson]

I have written numerous gospel tracts, some of which have encouraged church attendance at the end, others have not. The reason for this is normally space, and the other reason is I want to avoid the confusion that church attendance = salvation.

We do have a website on our tracts, which if someone contacts us, we will then refer them to a local church. We also encourage churches to put their details on the tract.