Pilgrim Fundamental  Baptist Press has 4 books available both in printed form as well as eBook format. The books are:

The Church and Missionary Relationship – contribution $6.95 plus postage.

Missionary to Missionary – contribution $9.95 plus postage.

Poems From the Heart (sub-title Poems That Preach) – contribution $.95 plus postage.

Tips for Tracts – contribution $5.95 plus postage.

These books are also available from Amazon.com for the Kindle; here are the short links for Amazon:

Poems From The Heart:  http://amzn.to/poemsfromheart

Missionary to Missionary: http://amzn.to/missiontomissio?n

The Church and Missionary Relationship: http://amzn.to/churchmissionar?y

Tips For Tracts: http://amzn.to/tipstracts

“Have you ever tried to do a maze puzzle? It’s one of those puzzles where you go in one end, and try to find the way out. You go one way, only to find a dead end, so you try another, sometimes backtracking in an effort to  find the correct route. There’s only one way through the maze and you have to try every option available.
Well, here you are, in this “maze” of life seeking the source of true contentment and happiness. You’ve already tried other routes, all of which ended with disappointment and a dead end. “Another route,” you say to yourself, “I’ll try another way!” The way of material things – “If I can only buy that new car, dress, suit, boat, etc., then I’ll be satisfied.” And so you did, but only to find another dead end and disappointment. Other routes? Yes, you’ve tried them all; the route of new job, new town, new friends, new hobby, new entertainment, new this, and new that. You even went so far as to try the route of “church” or “religion”, but that didn’t work either. The maze of life; there’s only one route or path through it that leads to contentment and happiness. Want to know what it is, the solution to the maze? OK, here it is.”

“The Maze of Life” Gospel tract is available from Pilgrim Fundamental Baptist Press for a contribution of $1.00 per 100 copies, plus postage.

A VERY SERIOUS question is asked in the Gospel tract, “The Greatest Tragedy;” “The Greatest Tragedy, what could that be? Could it be the sinking of the Titanic? No, that is not it even though it was a great tragedy. How about World War I and then a few years later World War II?  Certainly these were great tragedies with the loss of so many lives. The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and the American dropping of the atomic bomb on and Hiroshima brought untold destruction and death, and as bad as it was, it was not the greatest tragedy.  The senseless murder of 6 million innocent Jews by the Hitler regime was a terrible tragedy, but it was not the greatest tragedy.  Well, how about the terrorist attack by Islamic extremists on September 11, 2001 at the World Trade Center twin towers in New York?  The unspeakable destruction and suffering caused by those agents of hell could not possibly be described, but it does not qualify as the greatest tragedy.  So what then is the greatest tragedy one may ask?  THE GREATEST TRAGEDY of all is for a person to pass into eternity without knowing Jesus Christ as his personal Saviour.  You see, you are an eternal soul created in the image of God, and as an eternal soul you will live forever.  Your present body however, will not live forever – it is only a temporary dwelling to house your soul “And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.”  (Hebrews 9: 27) Death is inevitable; it is a reality of life whether we like it or not.  The only question that remains is where you, an eternal soul, will spend eternity. Will it be in God’s heaven with Jesus Christ the Saviour, or in Satan’s hell?”

This is a 4-page tract and is available from Pilgrim Fundamental Baptist Press for a contribution of $2.00 per 100 copies, plus postage.

The NEW version of “Tips for Tracts” will be available from the printers by April 1st; the Amazon.com version for the Kindle has been uploaded and is not available – here is the short link for it:

Tips For Tracts: amzn.to/tipstracts

Dr. Jerry Mullendore wrote the foreword for the book and here is what he has to say about it:

“TIPS FOR TRACTS” is an amazing book on the many ways of using Gospel Tracts to spread the Gospel! Dr. Richard Ciarrocca is a Man of God with a desire to reach the lost at any cost and under any conditions.  He has done his homework in this book and the ideas are tremendous and challenging!

Reading through the book, I was amazed at the information it contains but more than that, the men that were influenced by a tract thrilled my soul!  Great men like Hudson Taylor were saved by a gospel tract and he later founded the China Inland Mission and because of that tract, millions have come to Christ!

This book sparks many thoughts concerning how to give someone a tract and as you read it, you will smile and think, “Why didn’t I think of that?” or “That will work!” The Gospel Tract is one of the most powerful tools man has access to!  The fact that many foreign mission fields were opened by  missionaries using tracts to win the lost to Christ.  The Mayflower on her first trip to America,  Pastor John Robinson’s tracts was part of the precious cargo!  Over and over we read about John Wesley, Oswald Smith, C. H. Spurgeon, George Whitefield, William Penn, and Dwight Moody all of whom used and was influenced by gospel tracts.  Oh, the power of the printed word!

Read this book and take its content to heart! It will not only change your Christian walk, but will help you to be involved in reaching the world for Christ.

Dr. Jerry Mullendore, Founder & Director

Beacon International Baptist Mission

“DID you know that there are thousands of people whose life is fleeting for want of an organ transplant? They wait, and wait, and wait, wondering if the gift of life they so desperately need will ever come, and will it come in time? One person may be suffering from kidney failure, while another needs a liver or other transplant. Someone dies in one state and his organs are donated – the recipient of this gift of life may live in the same state, or another state. With great urgency the desperately needed organ is transported to the recipient! The majority of the time the two people involved have never met, and yet through the death of one person, another gets a new lease on life. How grateful that person must be, but how does one thank the deceased donor? Even with a new lease on life the recipient will, however, eventually die as all humans must.

“ARE you aware that there are millions of people with a terminal condition, a condition that, with the proper treatment, can be cured? Without the cure, death is certain! In fact, everyone has this terminal condition!”

What you have just read above are the opening lines from the Gospel tract, “The Gift of Life”. This particular tract is good for all purpose use but especially good for use in hospitals; it should be a real attention getter!

This tract is available in English and French for a contribution of $2.00 per 100 copies, plus postage.

What is YOUR position on the death penalty in any country? The Gospel tract “The Death Penalty” addresses the death penalty issue as taught in the Word of God. Here are a few lines from the tract: “Some years ago the United States Supreme Court struck down the death penalty as unconstitutional. Many arguments by many people were used by the opponents and proponents of the death penalty. Those who argued for it did so using moral and Biblical points to support this position. The opponents used human reasoning, part of which was the claim that capital punishment is cruel and inhuman treatment, and that no offense warranted it. Since that time, states wishing to reinstate the death penalty have had an uphill battle. In some states the death penalty is again law, but only for certain crimes.  When a criminal is convicted and sentenced to die, there are so-called public interest individuals and groups who do their best to have the death sentence overturned. The process is long and costly; our judicial system is weakened and the criminal exalted. The forces of Satan have done their job well in weakening the judicial system and the abolishing of the death penalty.  In spite of Satanic efforts, there remains a judicial system and death penalty that cannot and will not be changed.  Please allow me to explain.”

This tract is available from Pilgrim Fundamental Baptist Press for a contribution of $2.00 per 100 copies, plus postage. It is available in English and French.

“IN ancient times one of the most horrible metods of execution known to man was crucifixion on a cross. Victims were known to
endure the agony of the cross for hours and in some cases, days, before dying. To die on a cross was a shame, for the Bible says, “…: for it is written, Cursed is every one that hangeth on a tree.” (Gal. 3:13b)

“ALL crosses were instruments of death, but not all were the same. Of all the crosses, history records that one was destined to be
different. Perhaps the carpenter who made it did not realize that this particular one would become famous – but God knew! It stood on a hill, outside of the city; a place away from the populace, a place of death. It had been borne there by a man under orders from the Roman army, a man who was just passing through.

“THE “criminal” was brought to the cross and had his hands and feet nailed to it by the Roman soldiers. The pain that was endured by this “criminal” had never before been known to man, nor has it since. After approximately three hours this “criminal” died, after which a spear was thrust into his side to leave no doubt of death. The blood from the hands, feet, and wounded side of this “criminal” has not been washed from the cross with the tide of time. You see, my friend, this was not just an ordinary cross and an ordinary man. Please allow me to explain.”

This is just a portion of the Gospel tract, “The Cross” which is available from Pilgrim Fundamental Baptist Press. This tract is available for a contribution of $1.00 per 100 copies, plus postage. We have it in the following languages: English, Portuguese, Russian, Romanian.

“Have you ever had an appointment for something? Sure you have! All of us at one time or another has had an appointment; we may have made the appointment our self or another person made it for us. THE APPOINTMENT! It may have been for a job interview, medical reason, family reunion, business meeting, social engagement, a court ordered date, etc. Some appointments we look forward to, such as a date, family reunion, or retirement, but then there are other appointments we dread and at times try to avoid. THE APPOINTMENT is made, but then for whatever reason it may be cancelled or rescheduled for another time. Most, not all but most appointments we have some control over, even to the extent of determining if we will honor it by keeping it. Agreed!?  I thought so! Did you know that you have an appointment that you will keep? You cannot change it, you cannot cancel it, and you cannot postpone it? Like it or not, you will keep THE APPOINTMENT! And what that appointment might be, you may ask. Please, allow me to briefly explain.”

This Gospel tract, “The Appointment,” is available from Pilgrim Fundamental Baptist Press for a contribution of $2.00 per 100 copies, plus postage. This is a 6-page tract with a double fold; the finished size after folding is approximately 3.5 x 5.5.

This Gospel tract, “Tell It To The Judge,” is sure to grab the attention of people! Here is the first paragraph from the tract: “Laws, laws, and more laws! Everywhere we turn there are laws governing one thing or another. Granted, some laws seem pointless, but most are good and they serve a useful purpose. Take for example a traffic light. These exist for the orderly flow of traffic, but not everyone wants to obey them. People, for whatever reason, run red lights and when the police catch them, they have an excuse for why they ran the red light. But the policeman doing his job just replies, “Tell it to the judge.” Or the person caught exceeding the speed limit, “But officer, I was …” Again, the officer just says, “Tell it to the judge.” The law was established, but it was broken. Was that the fault of the officer? No, it was not. His job was to enforce the law. So, whose fault was it that the law was broken? It was the fault of the one who broke it. He did so with no regard to the consequence, so, “Tell it to the judge.” As someone has said, “Do the crime, do the time.” Or to phrase it another way, “Do the crime, pay the fine.” You don’t agree? Tell it to the judge!”

In general, the tract talks about the FACT that everyone will one day stand before a thrice holy God; they will stand before Him as either Saviour or judge.

This Gospel tracts is available from Pilgrim Fundamental Baptist Press for a contribution of $2.00 per 100 copies, plus postage. The finished size when folded is approximately 3.5 x 5.5; it is in English only.

“STOP … just for a moment to consider your eternal destiny. Man will not live forever, for God’s Word, the Bible, tells us that “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die…” (Ec. 3:1,2a). . . .

“LOOK … at what the Bible says about the sinful condition of man. Man is a sinner by birth and in deed, having inherited the
sinful nature from Adam (Ro. 5:12), . . .

“LISTEN … to the Holy Spirit of God as He speaks to your heart, inviting you to
repent of sin and to receive Jesus Christ as your personal Saviour. . . .”

This Gospel tract, “Stop, Look & Listen” is available from Pilgrim Fundamental Baptist Press for a contribution of $2.00 per 100 copies, plus postage. It is available in English and French.