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Believing in God – by Kerry Duke: One must believe in God and put that belief into practice.
Is Drinking Wrong? – by Kerry Duke: Shows from I Peter 4:3 that social drinking is sinful.
What About Women Interpreters? – by Kerry Duke & Holger Neubauer: Discusses the issue of female translators in the worship assembly.
All Are Guilty - by Malcolm L. Hill: All have sinned and must deal with the guilt of remembered sins after being baptized.
Have We Lost Our Fear of God? – by Mike Wheeler: Shows the decline of America as related to loss of respect for God the Creator.
"In God We Trust" and Murder Our Babies? – by Malcolm L. Hill: This tract against abortion shows from the Scriptures that life begins at conception and warns that our nation is in serious moral decay because of disregard for life in the womb.
How to "Accept Jesus Christ as Your Personal Savior" and Still Be Lost – by Clare Annis: Deals with Christ as our personal Saviour. Answers given on the great misunderstanding about this subject.
Adultery & Fornication — by Ronald D. Gilbert: Defines terms and shows adultery is more than just breaking a covenant.
Is There Anything in a Name? — by Paul Wilmoth: People often say there is nothing in a name when it comes to religion. This tract gives an answer to this.
Are Choirs Authorized? — by Holger Neubauer: Some churches are using special singing groups in worship. This tract shows what is scriptural and what is not scriptural.
Believing in God — by Kerry Duke: One must believe in God and put that belief into practice.
Are We Commanded to Contend for the Faith? — by Ronald D. Gilbert: Shows if we are to be faithful we must contend for the faith.
Nakedness & Modesty — by Holger Neubauer: One of the most biblically precise and informative discussions of the type of clothing Christians ought to wear.
The Sanctity of Marriage — by Tim McHenry: Deals with the seriousness of marriage. This tract was written to make people think as God would have them think about marriage.