Spread The Word Began in a Silo

By Glenn W. Worthington

This writer started a Christian tract distributing ministry while he was living in a 5-story round house that he made in a 50-year-old grain silo. Over the next 13 years he wrote and designed several styles of salvation tracts. Hundreds of thousands of them were printed and distributed to all 50 states and many foreign countries. Read how God began this ministry to spread His Word around the world and see examples of the salvation tracts that He used.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Glenn W. Worthington
• Release date: Jan 14, 2012
• ISBN: 9781465930248

Glenn W. Worthington

My book, "Genuine Diamonds Found in Arkansas," is now in its third printing. I have written numerous articles for magazines including Gold Prospectors, Lost Treasure, Rock and Gem, Mother Earth News, Contemporary Christian, Western & Eastern Treasure, and The Kansas City Star Magazine. I was featured on the front cover of the Sept/Oct, 2010, issue of Gold Prospector Magazine. I have also written, hosted, and produced a DVD called, "How To Find Genuine Diamonds in Arkansas."

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Spread The Word Began in a Silo

Glenn W. Worthington

Copyright 2012 by Glenn W. Worthington

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I used to live in a five-story, round house that I made from a fifty-year-old grain silo. I began construction with just the hollow cylinder. I put a roof on it, built the floors and stairs, did the plumbing, heating, and electrical work then moved in.

The back door led to a balcony off the fifth floor that gave me access to a built-in ladder I could climb down to the ground. Shortly after moving in I wanted to write a Christian, salvation tract, but I didn't know where to start. One night I stepped out onto our fifth-floor balcony, looked up at the stars, and prayed, God, I want others to know how they can be saved. But I need You to lead me to write the words that You want, or it will have no effect. Please show me what to write.

I stood there in silence for a few minutes. Then a cartoon came to mind that I had not seen for several years. I felt God wanted me to use it on the cover of the tract.