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The American Tract Society (ATS) is a nonprofit, nonsectarian but evangelical organization founded on May 11, 1825, in New York City for the purpose of publishing and disseminating tracts of Christian literature.
As of September 1, 2012, Good News Publishers and American Tract Society (ATS) have entered into a joint publishing agreement, for the publication and distribution of gospel tracts throughout North America.
26 Νοε 2019 · The American Tract Society, an evangelical publisher, built one of the largest media distribution systems in antebellum America. Called “colportage” from 1841, the system mobilized hundreds of “colporteurs” who delivered tracts and books to people, mostly poor whites, in their homes across the United States. This article draws on ritual ...
The purpose of this World Christian Tract Directory is to give information on the different ministries and organizations which publish evangelical Christian tracts all on one page. It gives addresses of where to buy the tracts or receive free samples or a free sample pack.
The American Tract Society at Boston had already the name of such a Society, its issues were larger than those of all other publishing societies in the country united, and its 122 depositories were located in the principal towns throughout the Union, 26 being in the State of New York, and 43 farther south and west.
As one of the earliest religious publishing bodies in the United States, ATS has pioneered in the publishing of Christian books, booklets and leaflets. The volume of distribution has risen to over 35 million pieces of literature annually. For free samples or a free catalog contact 1-800-54-TRACT.
THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, 1814 1860 ELIZABETH TWADDELL Madison, Wisconsin In 1825, at the founding of the American Tract Society in New York, its leaders declared that with this event began "a new era in the history of the American churches." Ten years earlier, American Protestants had formed the American Bible
