This is what I tried out at the campus of El Camino College today.
We lured the students in by having them guess the various celebrities on
these million dollar bill Gospel tracts. When they try to guess who the stars are, we rewarded them with a celebrity of their choice. Then if they wanted to try for a real $20, we took them through the “Good Person” test. If they fail (and everyone fails), we gave them a quality, plush stuffed animal as a consolation prize.
These celebrity million dollar bills are the latest crazy tract that Living Waters has put out. People are very willing to get them and ask for more. With a little creativity, you can get the Gospel out to hundreds of people in just a short time, with a minimum of effort.
How do you think these were received on campus as we experimented this afternoon? Well, if a picture is worth a thousand words…
Thanks to “Fish with Trish” for this great idea!
These tracts are only $3.00 a pack if you buy ten or more from here.
Thursday, May 14: Sharing Your Faith Without Fear
But there is a sign that I can recommend: The “What if?” sign.
The teaching portion at The Ambassadors’ Academy, The Way of the Master’s evangelism bootcamp, offers a whole bunch of fresh new ideas for those who want to try something a little different. The one idea that intrigued me was called “The Mumble.” If you have been sharing your faith for awhile, especially in handing out gospel tracts, then you know the best way to get those pieces of precious literature into someone’s hands is simply to ask, “Did you get one of these?” The person will think that they are missing out on something and will take those printed words of salvation right out of your hand.
“Hblkmohnujimnnn!” as you offer it to a person. They may think that you are a little weird, or have gone Pentacostal… regardless, they will most likely take the tract.
William Taylor was a Methodist in the California Conference in the mid-1800′s. Although published in 1867, this article speaks to our generation. Mr. Taylor spoke about cultural refinement, secular education, the negative effects of immigration, the apathy of the churches, and other topics that apply today. The book from which this chapter is taken is called, “Seven Years’ Street Preaching in San Francisco, California.”
refugee population in the States. They will be having a face painting booth with balloon animals and the like.
This is Tim Wiersma. It was his first time “on the box” in Huntington Beach; he preached for about three minutes max. After he had finished speaking, a young woman named Maya approached me and asked about repentance.
R.A. Torrey 
O’ the frustration, these computers be…
I will be at “The Way of the Master’s” 
rely on the power of God to boldly, but “with gentleness and respect”, proclaim the gospel to a needy world in which ever way they feel led to. Not everyone is called or expected to stand on a box at a street corner and preach the gospel. But we are all called to “do something” as Charles Spurgeon once said.
I am always thankful when a Biblical Christian rises up, is obedient to Christ, preaches the Word “in season and out of season”… then shares his experiences with the world, further encouraging others to do the same.
