Unique Fund Raiser Offers Tracks To Pay For Tracts

Tualatin, OR – Move To Assurance (MTA), a non-denominational Christian evangelism and discipleship ministry, is running a unique fund raiser this summer. They are selling real dinosaur tracks to raise funds to purchase gospel tracts for use in over twenty-five outreach events this year.

Move To Assurance partners which local churches to share the gospel at fairs, festivals, parades, parks and bazaars. They will take their evangelism booth, or lead evangelism teams, any place there are groups of people who need to hear the gospel. Last year they gave out over 28,000 tracts and 2,400 DVDs. This year they are hoping be at more events and reach more people with the gospel, and that means more resources are needed.

An exhibit of real dinosaur tracks is commonly a part of the MTA evangelism booth. The tracks attract people to the booth and open the doors to conversations and the gospel. This year additional dinosaur tracks have been made available for MTA to sell, with 100% of the profits going to pay for purchasing gospel tracts and DVDs. The dinosaur tracks are available online at: www.BuyDinosaurTracks.com. This is a web site created by MTA specifically to sell dinosaur tracks. Four tracks at a time will be offered online, with additional tracks added as the ones currently on the site are sold.

The Dinosaur tracks being offered are Grallator tracks which were made by a raptor type of dinosaur. They come from a privately owned quarry located in the Connecticut River Valley in Massachusetts. They range from 4” to 6” in size. Dinosaur tracks are a one-of-a-kind item typically only found in a museum. This fund raiser offers a unique opportunity to own a real dinosaur track of your own.

This summer the Move To Assurance booth is scheduled to be at events such as the Sherwood Robinhood Festival, the Cannon Beach Sand Castle Day, the Newburg Old Fashioned Days Festival and the Tualatin Crawfish Festival. Evangelism teams were at Cinco De Mayo in May and will be at major parades, such as the Starlight Parade, throughout the summer. Churches and individual Christians are invited to help at a booth or other events. In addition to dinosaur tracks MTA uses illusions, balloon animals, jokes and other fun ways to share the gospel using law and grace. MTA evangelism teams have fun and so do the people who hear the gospel.

More information about Move To Assurance, and a schedule of upcoming events, is available on their web site at: www.MoveToAssurance.org. MTA provides free evangelism training through live seminars and their training web site at: www.mtaBible.com.

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High resolution versions of the following photos are available online:

MTA evangelism booth at the 2011 Tualatin Crawfish Festival used dinosaur tracks to draw people to the booth: http://www.buydinosaurtracks.com/photos/2011-crawfish-festival.jpg

MTA booth at the 2011 Sherwood Robinhood Days Festival. Skateboarders are gathered around to see an illusion that leads to the gospel:
http://www.buydinosaurtracks.com/photos/2011-sherwood-robin-hood-festival.jpg

MTA executive director Steve Hudgik works in the dinosaur track quarry in Massachusetts:
http://www.buydinosaurtracks.com/photos/2011-starlight-sharing-with-family.jpg

Sharing the gospel with a family at the 2011 Portland Starlight Parade: http://www.buydinosaurtracks.com/photos/mta-executive-director-working-in-quarry.jpg