A Love Letter From Jesus Available for Distribution
August 18, 2020
Order tract for free and distribute to your neighbors!
The Compelling Love Ministry is making a limited time offer to churches and ministries in the North Pacific Union. They will send the Pocket Signs tract, A Love Letter From Jesus, free with free shipping. A Love Letter From Jesus is available in Spanish, French, Russian, French and English. The ministry has a large supply of the tracts and would like to ship them out as soon as possible.
To order the tract, go to:
2. Click on the link: North Pacific Union Special Offer
3. Enter the password: NPUC-2020
4. Choose the quantity you think you can distribute in the next year
5. Fill out Name, Address, etc.
6. Click “Submit” to place order
The deadline to submit an order has been extended to September 13. When the order total reaches the quantity available to be shipped, the offer on the website will be removed. If anyone has any questions, contact Pastor Clinton Meharry at Clinton.meharry@uccemail.org
or (765) 543-4209.
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