Many churches, particularly in the southern part of the United States, have long had a burden for the ready-made mission field that comes across our southern border. But now the flood is almost overwhelming in that area and the entire country has been opened to that soulwinning opportunity

Chick tracts and gospel film help lead thousands to Christ in Zimbabwe.

Thousands of people are immigrating to the U.S. What a great opportunity to tell them about Jesus!

One of the biggest surprises I have had was at the end of a church service where I had given my testimony.

A Chick distributor in Brazil shares the story of a tract that keeps on ticking.

Nearly 20 percent of Hispanics nationwide have converted to evangelical Christianity in the last 10 years.

Not satisfied with just reaching their communities, many Chick customers are sacrificing to reach out to the world.

Missionary Jerry Alford tells how he plants churches in Venezuela using Chick tracts.

Update on 2009 missionary projects with Chick tracts.

Chick tracts you provided through the Mission Fund are reaching many for Christ in India.

Immigration has brought the mission field to us. A prison chaplain writes, 'I can't believe how much joy I get out of these foreign tracts.'

Follow Pat and Windy Caspary through the jungles of Thailand.

With the mission field coming to our doorsteps, now is the perfect opportunity to spread the gospel... in any language!

One soul winner in Australia uses Chick foreign language tracts in a unique way.

It's not possible for most of us to go to the mission field but there is a way we can multiply the success of those who do go.

Caspary has spent 17 years in Southeast Asia establishing churches and teaching local pastors how to evangelize.

Missionary Jim Honeycutt reports that the Swahili version of the tract One Way! is very effective in communicating the simplicity of the gospel during crusades in Africa.

A missionary shares his exciting stories from Juarez, Mexico.

This report from Myanmar proves that gospel tracts can energize evangelism in churches regardless of geography.

Bishops at a recent synod in the Vatican were lamenting the inroads of Protestantism in Latin America and Africa.

In the last 50 years, short term missions trips have grown from a few each year to over 1 million Americans traveling abroad every year.

The United States Census Bureau recently reported that there are approximately 67.8 million people in the US that speak a language other than English at home. This works out to about one person in five who prefers a language different than English. Although America has always been a melting pot, the number of people moving here from foreign countries dropped steadily during the 20th century to somewhat less than 5%. However, that began to change around 1970, building back up to the present heavy mix of foreign speakers.

The Chick Publications soul winning video, Light of the World, continues expanding into more languages.

The following story is an excerpt from an email from Bob and Esther Jeffers, missionaries to Tanzania.

Have foreign immigrants come to your city? Here's a way to be ready for them!

Jim lives in Toronto, Canada and has made a specialty of distributing foreign language tracts.

Missionary to Zambia comes across an 'old friend' on the mission field.

"I have never met a more superstitious, fear-dominated people," writes Bert Craft, missionary in Oaxaca, Mexico.

"Roman Catholics are really open to the truth about their religion," concluded Tim Berends and Mike Cahill after an outreach to Mexico City.

Chick Publications receives a continuous stream of reports from missionaries and soul winners using Chick foreign language tracts in other countries.

This missionary couple discovered a local trade fair and tracts were the perfect recipe to spread the Gospel with fantastic results.