Tracts regarding the tragedy to New York City and Washington DC
American Tract Society
http://search.gospelcom.net/ats/store/tracts/america_attack.html
The cost for the tract is around 10 cents each without shipping costs.
American Tract Society
PO Box 462008
Garland TX 75046-2008
Toll free: 1 800 548 7228
Tel: (972) 276 9408
Fax: (972) 272 9642
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http://www.atstracts.org
ats@atstracts.org
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Good News Publishers offers the tract called "Under attack"
1300 Crescent Street
Wheaton, IL 60187
For orders: 1-800-635-7993
For trade orders: 1-800-323-3890
Customer service: 1-800-543-1659
Phone: 630-682-4300
Fax: 630-682-4785
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Good selection of well written tracts on glossy paper.
They have a sample pack of tracts.
Under Attack
by Christin Ditchfield
Your price: $1.99 per 25-pack
Where were you September 11, 2001? As our nation mourns the loss of thousands
of lives on that terrifying day, you can share the security and peace of
knowing Christ with Under Attack.
Preach the World Ministries
PO Box 242
Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin 53052-0242
www.ptwm.org
info@ptwm.org
800-656-7896
Preach the World Ministries has a tract called
High Alert: Security Risk
by Mark Gilmore
The tragedy does present an opportunity to give the message of the gospel, and the Lord has enabled the tract to be prepared promptly. Already we have seen a good response. Neighborhoods that are normally somewhat closed have been noticeably open to the reception of this tract. We will imprint church information on the back with a time setup charge of 100, but it will require a minimum order of 10,000.
This is an excellent tract. It is well written, glossy paper and has pictures.
$9.50 for 100 tracts
Kids4Truth
http://www.worldtradehope.com/booklet.html
support@worldtradehope.com
The Hope Booklet was designed to provide peace, comfort, and hope to those people whose lives were touched by the recent World Trade Center disaster. It includes Bible answers to 23 of the hardest questions people are asking along with a concise gospel presentation.
Download Sources For Tracts About Handling The Trajedy -- Are you receiving requests for help on dealing with the events surrounding the tragedies of Sept. 11th? If so, call in our list of sources for tracts and other helpful booklets. Just send a message to: 9-11-tracts@brigada.org This is a free service. You'll receive a 9K file with some great possibilities. Thanks to the anonymous _Brigada Today_ participant who assembled this file for the good of the whole Brigada family.
Liberty Gospel Tracts
a ministry of
Liberty Baptist Church
Greenville, Michigan
http://www.pathwaynet.com/libertyb/index.html
libertyb@pathwaynet.com
Gospel Tracts in English (KJV), Portuguese, South African, and Spanish.
http://www.pathwaynet.com/libertyb/tracts/gospeltr.htm
Are You Prepared for Such an Hour
Moments With The Book
P.O. Box 322
Bedford,PA 15522-0322
814-623-8737
www.mwtb.org
We publish over 200 titles of attractive, effective, economical gospel tracts. With such a wide variety of messages to meet many needs, you will be sure to find just what you are looking for. You can read most of our tracts online, and share them through e-mail and e-cards.
Tract called Twin Towers
WHERE TO FIND INFORMATION
http://www.faithmaps.org/war.htm
Christian commentator Dr Patrick Dixon is a significant writer on the world
situation. His site is not meant to be 'evangelistic' as such - instead it
brings a Christian worldview to bear on many topics, without appearing
overtly Christian:
http://www.globalchange.com/terrorism.htm
"How to Talk with Your Kids about the Tragedy" by Dr. Kevin Leman:
http://www.realfamilies.com/september_11_2001.php
YFC's Devos & Gutsy Acts are available at
www.cafereality.org/devos
or
www.yfc.org/response/suffering.shtml
and recently covered the situation.
Many people have pages aiming to speak to non-Christians.
RBC's Help in Crisis page:
http://www.gospelcom.net/rbc/helpincrisis/
Terri Main offers a page that you can syndicate into your own site:
http://www.evangelpraisecenter.org/american_crisis.htm
Intervarsity Press Offers Tragedy-Related Resources
IVP tragedy resources: http://www.gospelcom.net/ivpress/09-11-01/
More Ministries with Pages
http://www.lpea.org/
The Palau site also offers a resource of recommended evangelistic books, including those which may relate particularly to the tragedy. Links from the homepage, or go direct to http://www.faithresourcecenter.com
Praying In The Aftermath Of Tragedy Words cannot express the shock and horror that seized people around the world at the news of the tragedy in the U.S. As the smoke begins to clear and details of the day's events begin to unfold, one thing is certain: thousands of lives have been impacted. If you were touched in any way by the events and have related prayer requests or concerns, we invite you to share them in our special Prayer Forum, created in response to the attacks. Use the forum to post your concerns and requests, or to read prayer requests from others around the world. 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 instructs us to "pray continually" and in "all circumstances"--even, and especially, in the midst of tragedies like this.
Gospelcom.net Prayer Forum: http://forums.gospelcom.net/gospelcom/prayer/
Responding to the Tragedy (online resources):
http://www.gospelcom.net/welcome/categories/response.shtml
Where Do We Go From Here?
God's heart in the aftermath of the attack is surely this: "Comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable." Therefore there are different messages to be presented to different people. It may be wise not to try to mix them. For those who are most hurting, there is God's loving offer of comfort and support. But He also - desperately - wants to speak to those, both in the church and outside it, who remain essentially comfortable and self-sufficient. This is of course man's rootet problem of pride: "I can do it myself", summed up by what is surely one of the saddest songs in the English language, "My Way".
As the shock subsides, at least for those who did not personally lose friends and family, many people will want to 'get back to normal' and blank out the hard questions through which God might speak to them. Others may treat the likely military action as sufficient answer to such questions, bringing a false sense of closure to their hearts. Nevertheless, there are reports of unprecedented openness on the part of many Americans.
Prayer
Military action of some sort now seems certain. The momentum and inevitability seems scary, from wherever you sit. Christians should remember that we have authority to pray in ways that can alter the direction of historical events. We should also be aware that our primary citizenship is God's Kingdom. God's purpose through these events, through all events, is to build His Kingdom - ie. to draw people to Himself and to build them up. His specific agenda for any earthly kingdom, big or small, is entirely devoted to this end. To co-operate with Him in prayer, we need to see His agenda from His point of view.
Usually overlooked at times of Middle East crisis - the situation of missionaries and national Christians in these countries. Missionaries are being quickly withdrawn from many places in the region. National Christians are in a place of danger, and will try to reduce their visible profile to near-zero. Many are threatened. In one country in the area, a Muslim who was merely carrying a piece of Christian literature was murdered two weeks ago. Until the crisis is over, evangelism and the national churches throughout the 10-40 window (largely Muslim) are likely to suffer grievously.
George Verwer, OM's missionary statesman and a New Yorker, has posted somestrong pleas for restraint and prayer at: http://www.georgeverwer.com
Coral Ridge Ministries
It is called "America Attacked." It answers a lot of questions that people have right now. I think that it is mainly for Christians but could also be used to reach unbelievers.
He also did some excellent messages on the event on his radio program and has the messages on audio tape.
Coral Ridge Ministries
www.coralridge.org
Coral Ridge Ministries
1-888-334-4502
