41. Christian News - The Christian Post | American Tract Society Marks 180 Years Of American Tract Society Marks 180 Years Of Changing Hearts Instituted in 1825,the American Tract Society traces its lineage back through the New York http://www.christianpost.com/article/ministries/1045/full/american.tract.society

var sc_project=288691; var sc_partition=1; var sc_invisible=1; Please Login Create my account Fri, Sep. 9 2005 4:51PM EST News Opinion Entertainment Classifieds ... Shopping News Archives Albums Dictionary Health Images Lyrics Media Shopping Web Home Archives World Church ... Home Ministries Organization American Tract Society Marks 180 Years Of Changing Hearts Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2005 Posted: 7:05:05PM EST This year, one of the oldest faith-based organizations still operating today will mark 180 years. Instituted in 1825, the American Tract Society traces its lineage back through the New York Tract Society (1812) and the New England Tract Society (1814) to the Religious Tract Society of London, begun in 1799. Mail This Article RSS Feed Print-friendly version "Throughout our history, we've helped Christians spread the gospel on the battlefields and in the business place," according to Dan Southern, president of the American Tract Society (ATS) and former Crusade Director for the Rev. Billy Graham. According to ATS, the organization entered the 20th century with a cumulative publishing history of 10 billion pages of tracts, books and Bibles printed in more than 188 languages, used by almost every denomination of Christianity, and circulated in almost every country on the globe.

42. American Tract Society : Christian Web Site American Tract Society (Visit this link) popular. 10 out of 10 stars (1 vote).American Tract publishes attention arresting evangelistic literature and http://www.christianwebsite.com/search/Detailed/Evangelism_and_Missions/Witnessi

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43. WCTD - World Christian Tract Directory American Tract Society PO Box 4620008 Garland TX 750462008 Toll free 1 800 5487228 Tel (972) 276 9408 Fax (972) 272 9642 www.gospelcom.net/ats http://www.tractlist.com/

Tracts to help you spread the great gospel message of salvation through Jesus Christ The purpose of this World Christian Tract Directory is to give information on the different ministries and organizations which publish evangelical Christian tracts. It gives addresses of where to buy the tracts or receive free samples or a free sample pack. Many addresses also include web site and e-mail addresses. In many instances, I will tell the languages available for a tract and the addresses of the different worldwide distributors of tracts. In some instances, I give my personal opinion on what I think of the tract. For more information, please contact the tract ministry/organization and ask for a free sample pack or ask for recommendations from the tract organization. If you need any help in selecting the right tract, please contact me at ken@missionresources.com Thanks, Ken Search the site. WebGlimpse The addresses of tract ministries are in alphabetical order below. Jump to letter: A B C Ch ... World Christian Tract Directory II - gives the complete list on one page.

44. Books By American Tract Society Author American Tract Society. Entry 1052 Step by Step; or Tidy s Way to Freedomnote ?Tract 2. plain text format Gnu gzip format http://www.gutenberg.lib.md.us/index/by-author/so1.html

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45. CrossSearch Site: E-Tracts From American Tract Society CrossSearch listing Email an online Tract to a friend! http://www.crosssearch.com/Education_and_Growth/Devotions/E-cards/88148.php

Home About Submit a Site FAQ ... Hollywood Jesus E-Tracts from American Tract Society "Email an online tract to a friend!" http://www.gospelcom.net/ats/etracts.php Added to CrossSearch: Jun 1st 2001 Adjusted clickthrus (updated nightly): 700 This site is a member of the Gospel Communications Network Language(s): English Listed in: Education_and_Growth/Devotions/E-cards Address information: United States NIV NASB MSG AMP NLT KJV HCSB ESV CEV NKJV ASV WE YLT DARBY WYC NIV-UK All Gospel Communications International Gospelcom.net Contact CrossSearch

46. Scenes In Switzerland By American Tract Society Scenes in Switzerland by American Tract Society. Illustration PUBLISHED BYTHE American Tract Society, 150 NASSAUSTREET, NEW YORK. http://books.jibble.org/1/5/7/8/15782/15782-8/ScenesinSwitzerlandbyAmericanT-0.h

Scenes in Switzerland by American Tract Society books.jibble.org Next Page Page Project Gutenberg's Scenes in Switzerland, by American Tract Society This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.net Title: Scenes in Switzerland Author: American Tract Society Release Date: May 7, 2005 [EBook #15782] Language: English Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK SCENES IN SWITZERLAND *** Produced by Bethanne M. Simms, Christine D and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team. (www.pgdp.net) [Illustration] SCENES IN SWITZERLAND. [Illustration] PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, 150 NASSAU-STREET, NEW YORK. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1868, by the AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. Contents.

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Scenes in Switzerland by American Tract Society books.jibble.org Previous Page Next Page Page 1 Time flies swiftly when we are sightseeing; and it was late in the autumn of 18 when I reached Lindau. Lake Constance lay before me, a pale, green sheet of water, hemmed in on the south by bold mountain ranges, filling the interim between the Rhine valley and the long undulating ridges of the Canton Thurgau. These heights, cleft at intervals by green smiling valleys and deep ravines, are only the front of table-land stretching away like an inclined plane, and dotted with scattered houses and cloistering villages. The deep green of forest and pasture land was beginning to show the touch of autumn's pencil; the bright hues striking against gray, rocky walls; the topmost edge of each successive elevation crowned with a sharp outline of golden light, deepening the purple gloom of the shaded slopes. Behind and over this region towers the Sentis, its brow of snow bristling with spear points. It was altogether too late to think of the Baths, or even to look at the little lake of Wallenstatt; and

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49. 1. Historical Note 2. Scope And Content 3. Provenance 4 Society to form a new organization, which also called itself the AmericanTract Society. This American Tract Society distributed nonsectarian Christian http://www.rihs.org/mssinv/Mss927.htm

Historical note Scope and content Provenance Processing note ... R.I.H.S. home page American Tract Society Records Manuscripts Division Historical note: The New England Religious Tract Society was organized May 23, 1814, and was renamed as the American Tract Society in 1823. In 1825 it merged with the New-York Religious Tract Society to form a new organization, which also called itself the American Tract Society. This American Tract Society distributed non-sectarian Christian pamphlets to a wide cross-section of the American public, and is still active today. Bibliography: Wolfe, S.J. "Dating American Tract Society Publications Through 1876 from External Evidences: A Series of Tables," American Antiquarian Society, http://www.americanantiquarian.org/ATS.htm Return to top Scope and content: This collection consists of reports and statistical summaries prepared by American Tract Society tract distributors in Providence' s Ward 5 (what is now known as the Jewelry District). The records do not clearly state whether this was a local affiliate of the ATS or an allied organization, but the statistical summaries clearly state that ATS tracts were being distributed. Some of the reports relate to neighborhoods which apparently extended beyond Ward 5, such as Olneyville. The reports often include detailed information on the homes visited by tract distributors, and the responses that were received. Distribution to Catholics was particularly emphasized and received frequent comment. Most of the reports name the distributors and leave the tract recipients anonymous, but certain reports, such as June and July of 1833, offer specific information on those visited. For example, an entry from August 23 1833 reads: "Mr. Job Seekell's - talked here some with a woman who I afterwards learned was deranged."

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51. American Tract Society American Tract Society booklet used by Mennonites in Ontario in mid19th American Tract Society, founded in New York City, 1825, a merger of some fifty http://www.mhsc.ca/encyclopedia/contents/A4573ME.html

var author1First = "Harold S" var author1Last = "Bender" var author2First = " " var author2Last = " " var lastWritten = "1953" American Tract Society Four catechisms by Isaac Watts, published by the American Tract Society and used in the Rainham Mennonite Church in latter 19th century Ontario. American Tract Society, founded in New York City, 1825, a merger of some fifty local and sectarian societies, interdenominational and international in its work, for the purpose of publishing and circulating "whatever would best diffuse a knowledge of Christ as the Redeemer and promote the interests of true religion and sound morality." In 1841 it inaugurated a missionary colportage program. By the 1950s its emphasis has emphasized reaching foreign language groups among American immigrants. Its publications were once widely used in Mennonite Sunday schools in America, and found their way into many Mennonite homes in the United States and Canada, especially before the inauguration of denominational publishing programs. The Society remains active. It depends for support upon voluntary contributions from individuals and churches.

52. Evangelism Toolbox All Organizations American Tract Society English ATS distributes morethan 30 million Gospel Tracts each year, in addition to the online http://www.evangelism.com/modules.php?name=Toolbox_List&demographic=organization

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55. WorldVillage > Site Reviews > Believer's Weekly A prime source of Tracts is the American Tract Society. Not exactly a flyby-nightoutfit (they ve been around since 1825!), the ATS publishes traditional http://www.worldvillage.com/sitereviews/believers.html?id=259&year=2001

56. Bible Truths For Little Children By Various (American Tract Society Authors) Grace and Truth Books, a Christian books store featuring Bible Truths For LittleChildren by Various (American Tract Society authors) and other Christian http://www.graceandtruthbooks.com/listdetails.asp?ID=438&RP=/family_reading/

57. PR2 American Tract Society Takes Preaching and Politics To Task. With Voter PacksPushing Registration and Salvation. Partners with Redeem the Vote — Voter http://www.redeemthevote.com/pr2.html

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA MAY CALL MARCIA DAVIS, 972-824-8626 or MARK BROWN, 972-276-9408, Ext. 118. American Tract Society Takes Preaching and Politics To Task With Voter Packs Pushing Registration and Salvation Partners with Redeem the Vote — Voter Registration Campaign GRASSROOTS, America (July 15, 2004) —As Presidential Election, 2004, approaches—the American Tract Society (ATS) has kicked open the gate between preaching and politics with a God Bless America Voters Pack. The voter packs mark the first time the 179-year-old gospel publisher, based in Garland, Tex., has incorporated voter registration with gospel tract evangelism. The tract text states that refusing to make a choice in voting or in trusting Christ becomes its own choice. “It’s not about partisanship, it’s about the importance of making a choice to exercise the right to vote and claim the precious freedom for which so many have sacrificed and are sacrificing to give us,” according to ATS President Dan Southern. “Literature in these packs also extends the significant opportunity to make an eternal choice, that of choosing Christ as a personal savior, and the eternal freedom that choice brings.” “We are asking folks across the country to participate in one of the most important activities available to them this year—voting; and make one of the most important choices they can make in a lifetime—trusting Christ. I think we have created a unique evangelism opportunity for Christians to share their faith and serve their country. Churches, faith-based groups and individuals are getting on board and planning to distribute the tracts at special events and in neighborhood canvases,” Southern said.

58. American Tract Society Homepage The American Tract Society. text. Frontispiece, The African Servant (Detail; TheBarrett Collection). The African Servant By Rev. Richmond Legh, rpt. c. http://www.iath.virginia.edu/utc/christn/tracthp.html

The American Tract Society text Frontispiece, The African Servant (Detail; The Barrett Collection) The African Servant By Rev. Richmond Legh, rpt. c. 1850

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60. September 11, 2001: Bible, Tract Groups Tailor Biblical Message For Disasters As members of the staff of the American Tract Society gathered around theirconference room American Tract Society 1800-548-7228; www.ATSTracts.org http://www.ucc.org/911/092401a.htm

Home September 11, 2001 : Release Bible, tract groups tailor biblical message for disasters By Adelle M. Banks Religion News Service September 24, 2001 As members of the staff of the American Tract Society gathered around their conference room television set on Sept. 11, they, like everyone else, were shocked by the terrorist acts. "Everybody was glued to the TV," recalled Mark Brown, spokesman of the ministry based in Garland, Texas. "We literally just dropped to our knees and asked God, `What can we do?'" The answer that came to them, said Brown, was to do what they always do: make tracts, small evangelistic pieces that relate the gospel to current times. Across the country, Bible societies and ministries such as the tract society have quickly responded to the nation's crisis by distributing portions of Scripture and brochures with Bible passages to encourage and inspire Americans. On Monday night, Gene Habecker, president of the Bible society, said he and other staffers on the street outside their building found that people of a variety of faiths welcomed the free Scriptures. He was particularly struck by one man who filled his bags with the booklets. "He said, `By the way, I'm Muslim and it's important that all of us during this time work hard to share the words of God with everyone that we know,'" Habecker recalled.

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