The following are some frequently asked questions about our tracts.

Can I mix-and-match titles? Individual titles of tracts can only be ordered in packets of either 20 or 100. For a sample of each tract, or a variety of different tracts, try an assortment pack.

How do I order tracts? We suggest you use our shopping cart to gather the items you wish to order, and then use one of the checkout options to place your order online, or by phone or fax. See our Ordering Help page for more details.

Can I add my church information to your tracts? Yes, you can. See our Imprinting page for more information. 

What are Special Order tracts? Our Gospel Tracts are available in 3 versions: KJV (King James Version), NKJV (New King James Version), and Spanish. We keep all of the KJV versions in stock, as well as some of the NKJV and Spanish versions. The rest of the NKJV and Spanish versions are available as a Special Order. Special Order tracts cost the same as their In-Stock counterparts, with the addition of a $49 Special Order fee per title.

I want to see samples of your tracts. Can you send some to me? If you would like to see samples of ALL of our tracts (200+), you need to order one of our assortments. Otherwise, we suggest you fill out a request form, which will get you a sample mailing of our FREE quarterly magazine, "Moments For You," as well as some samples of our newest tracts.

Is there a minimum order for tracts? The smallest quantity you may order of any tract is a packet of 20 tracts.

What about the environment? We use lots of paper to produce tracts and magazines. Is that a bad thing? Read our environmental statement for more information.

I prefer tracts with heart-stirring stories. Do you have any of these? Yes, we do. In fact, our tracts are of widely-varying lengths and related to many different topics. See our category lists to get started.

What Bible translation do your tracts use? All of our Gospel Tracts are available in three versions: KJV (King James Version), NKJV (New King James Version), and Spanish (RVR-1960). Each tract is clearly marked online so you know exactly what you are getting.

Why don't your tracts include a "sinner's prayer"? We believe that true Biblical salvation is received through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, not through the repeating of certain words. If you want to, try this for yourself: search the Scriptures for how many times we are directed to "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ" versus how many times we are told to pray as a means of salvation. We are not trying to be picky or contentious here, but rather trying to avoid misleading souls into thinking that they can be saved by saying a prayer or by signing their name on a piece of paper in the absence of true saving faith.

Can I e-mail a tract to a friend? Absolutely. When viewing any tract on our website, simply press the "Share by E-Mail" tab below the picture of the cover and then fill in the name and e-mail address of the person you want to send it to.

Can I print out a tract? Please feel free to print out as many copies as you wish of any tract on our site. This may sound surprising, but if you want to print more than a few copies, it may actually be cheaper to order them directly from us. Plus, the actual tract is professionally printed using high-quality paper and may look better than the ones you'll be able to produce at home.

Do you have suggestions about how I can use tracts? See our articles on Witnessing With Tracts for helpful suggestions and inspiring stories related to tract distribution.

Can I translate or reprint your tracts? Please feel free to reprint ANY of the materials we write and publish in any way the Lord leads you for His glory. This includes our Gospel Tracts, and Choice Poems, as well as any of the books and pamphlets that we publish. A credit line such as: "From (name of publicaton), Moments With The Book, www.mwtb.org" is appreciated, but not required. Please note that some of the articles in "Moments For You" are reprinted by permission of a copyright holder: you must contact the copyright holder to obtain permission for using those articles. We also carry books and pamphlets from other publishers. You must contact them for reprint permissions concerning their publications.