Dieter Schneider
Puritan Board Sophomore
Would PB friends be kind enough to recommend some tracts / literature (apart from J Blanchard and P Masters) suitable to pass on to unbelieving friends? Thanks.
Tracts and Booklets
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reaganmarsh
Puritan Board Senior
Hi,
You'll find everything at Chapel Library to be excellent.
Chapel Library :: Home
Free downloads, & I believe they'll also ship internationally in many cases. I highly commend their ministry and materials to you.
You'll find everything at Chapel Library to be excellent.
Chapel Library :: Home
Free downloads, & I believe they'll also ship internationally in many cases. I highly commend their ministry and materials to you.
reaganmarsh
Puritan Board Senior
My father-in-law introduced me to their ministry while we were living in Pensacola. I became a regular at their little shop as still order the great majority of our church's evangelistic tracts and Christian living pamphlets/literature from Chapel Library. A solid 1689 LBCF congregation and faithful, gospel-minded printing ministry.
SinnerSavedByChrist
Puritan Board Freshman
Livingwaters / Ray Comfort / Way of the Master have some of the best mix of Gospel-correctness + catchiness.
JohnGill
Puritan Board Senior
Why I Believe in God by Cornelius Van Til
Dieter Schneider
Puritan Board Sophomore
Thanks to y'all!
reaganmarsh
Puritan Board Senior
To move briefly off-topic: as a Southerner living in Georgia, I find it very funny that you as a Brit say "y'all"! 
It reminds me of a dear pastor friend here who is from up north and studied on the West coast, but has taken quite a liking to what folk down here refer to as "down-home cooking" (in fact he introduced me to a local place). It's a fun cultural anachronism!
I'm done derailing the thread now. As you were, brethren.
It reminds me of a dear pastor friend here who is from up north and studied on the West coast, but has taken quite a liking to what folk down here refer to as "down-home cooking" (in fact he introduced me to a local place). It's a fun cultural anachronism!
I'm done derailing the thread now. As you were, brethren.
Dieter Schneider
Puritan Board Sophomore
So much for tongue speaking!
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