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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2010 · 49 MIN

Every Home Crusade - Samuel Adams

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In 2009, Every Home Crusade printed and distributed… 33 Million Gospel Tracts, 8.2 Million Gospels of John, 16 Millions Gospel and Scripture Booklets, 60,000 Sets of Children’s Lessons... …in over 90 languages. The work of Every Home Crusade distributes this Literature free of charge to Churches, Missions, Pastors and Evangelists in 120 Countries across the world. Last year they used 880 Tonnes of paper in the production of Gospel Literature. Director of the work, Samuel Adams, makes a return to Listooder Youth Fellowship to speak on the challenges faced by the work in the incoming year. A huge number of requests are continually received from all over the world from many churches, missions and Christian workers asking for large supplies of Evangelistic Literature. In an attempt to fulfil the many requests, Every Home Crusade recently moved to a large printing, storage and distribution facility just outside Belfast, Northern Ireland. At least 4 Tonnes of Paper is used each day on the 3 large printing presses. Samuel Adams concludes his report with a DVD of the work among the people of Venezuela, where many tonnes of literature have been sent in the past year. The audio of this DVD can be heard below.

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