[daniel1212]

I’m sorry, I don’t approve. It sounds a bit predatory to me to target young children for programming of belief at a public venue like a swimming pool.

That is just what the devil wants and you are dead wrong. Of course it sounds predatory, as the real predators are those like mercurynews.com which favor the MSM indoctrination on such things as "gay rights," ("Mercury News editorial: Supreme Court should declare gay marriage legal;" "Opinion: Supreme Court justices didn't go far enough on Prop. 8," "Elton John says Jesus would support gay marriage," "Why is job discrimination the last piece of the gay-rights puzzle?"...)

That just do not want completion, and if they had their way then every "Bible clubs" and even raising children up in Christian faith would be outlawed, while today's kids are the most Biblically ignorant and morally confused generation America has ever raised, and very few parents raise up their kids in Scriptural evangelical Christian faith.

God has no grandchildren, and at any gven time the church is one generation away from extinction. Evangelical outreach to kids at apartment pools, public parks and dozens of other gathering spots is part of just what this country and world needs, and is that is being "predatory" then you can leave them to the devil, who "as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:" (1 Peter 5:8)

Anyone who opposes the public evangelization of the young by those who are presenting the simple basic gospel message, not trying to rope them into a particular elitist church (or have other plans), are siding with the devil.

If that seems too strong, then wait till you see what happens when with those who do not find Christ.

Instead, get a tract like "How to get to Heaven," and "target" kids yourself with them, handing them out with grace wherever you go, along with adult ones: http://www.fellowshiptractleague.org/english.html .

[Elsie]

Instead, get a tract like "How to get to Heaven,"...

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John 6:28-29

Then they asked him, “What must we do to do the works God requires?”

Jesus answered, “The work of God is this: to believe in the one he has sent.”

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[Maudeen]

Thanks for the website. . .need some tracts for Bible School.

[imardmd1]

I’ve given out a lot of the tract pictured, as well as of the version of it that has children with lovely choclatey complexion pictured. It is very effective, and I’ve never had a complaint from parents.

[CynicalBear]

It’s amazing how people so quickly show which side they are on. The visceral reaction that Satan elicits to the spreading of the gospel is telling.

[CynicalBear]

It’s amazing how people so quickly show which side they are on. The visceral reaction that Satan elicits to the spreading of the gospel is telling.

[redleghunter]

100% agree. There seems to be this notion not to teach kids morals and the Gospel message and “let them figure it out” when they are adults. But as you pointed out a huge move to indoctrinate young children on the gay definition of tolerance which amounts to forced acceptance with consequences for not towing the propaganda line.

Good post. As Christians we answer to Christ Jesus and He will be interested in how we treated and instructed His little ones in the ways of righteousness.