was taught to share the gospel by means of the “gospel tract.” If you’re unfamiliar with one of those, think of it as a short, tri-fold pamphlet that explains the basic points of the gospel and calls for a response. My church had a whole rack of them, ranging from the “no-nonsense, give-it-to-me-alliterated” version to the “friendly newspaper comic strip” version to the “fake ten-dollar bill with the ‘here’s a real tip, trust Jesus’” version. “Chick tracts” were deluxe, featuring a multipaged comic theme with scary pictures of demons coercing people to read versions other than the KJV. We
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