Literature-Based Evangelism

Distributes Bibles as a core operational activity, with evidence from IRS Form 990 filings indicating this as a primary function.

Collects and redistributes used and out-of-print Christian books to promote access to Christian literature. Also reprints Christian literature as part of its mission.

Curates and operates a lending library and website offering Catholic educational materials, supported by gift-in-kind donations of books and resources, including over 1,900 items received in a year.

Provides donations of goods, money, and promotional assistance to organizations that support vocations to the Roman Catholic priesthood, diaconate, and religious life.

Allows churches and religious organizations to promote events through in-shop posters and handouts, and provides free use of a conference room along with consultation on parish evangelization programs.

Provides Diocese of Rochester seminarians with an annual $100 in-store credit and a 10% discount on purchases through the Seminarian Assistance Program.

Subscribes annually to FORMED.ORG and offers free access to customers and library members in English and Spanish to support Catholic faith formation and religious education.

Conducts and publishes original research in biology, geology, and population genetics from a biblical worldview, including analyses of Haldane’s Dilemma, genetic entropy, fossil interpretations (e.g., Tiktaalik, Lucy, whale evolution), and genomic degeneration. Research is presented at academic conferences such as the International Conference on Creationism and the Geological Society of America, and disseminated through articles, books (e.g., Contested Bones), and peer-reviewed publications.

Conducts in-person and virtual presentations (35–60 minutes, with optional Q&A) on biblical creation, the scientific challenges to evolutionary theory, and the importance of Genesis 1–11 for Christian theology. Events are delivered to churches, schools (elementary through university), homeschool co-ops, museums, and academic conferences, including hosted lectures at institutions like the Rochester Museum and Science Center.

Produces and provides free access to a full-length feature film, documentaries, ebooks, and a 10-hour video curriculum on biblical creation, including titles such as "Dismantled: A Scientific Deconstruction of the Theory of Evolution" and "Genetic Entropy," aimed at Christian educators, homeschooling parents, pastors, and general audiences. Content is delivered digitally and includes streaming curricula and downloadable articles.

Creates and shares religious educational materials aimed at spreading Christianity and supporting Christian discipleship.

Prints and distributes religious literature throughout North America.

Distributes religious literature to deliver the Gospel, as reported in IRS Form 990.

Provides support to missionaries and distributes Bibles and religious literature as part of its religious outreach activities.

Uses digital platforms including Facebook ad campaigns, email, and text messaging to generate leads, share information about spiritual resources, and connect individuals with faith-based content. Also operates peacefinders.org to provide online access to resources for health, hope, and healing as part of broader evangelistic outreach.

Distributes free Christian literature, including Bible study materials, faith-based books such as _Steps to Christ_, _The Great Controversy_, and _On The Edge of Time_, to individuals across the United States seeking spiritual engagement or deeper Christian study. Materials are distributed upon request and include special editions designed for accessibility and engagement.

Creates original Christian songs using AI tools based on Scripture and religious writings, and produces _KidZone_ activities to support family conversations about faith. Also produces and shares messages about America in Bible prophecy as part of its religious teaching ministry.

Provides and distributes Bible study courses, spiritual literature—including _The Path to Peace_, _The Great Controversy_, and the _Peacefinders_ series—to incarcerated individuals in prisons, jails, and correctional institutions across the U.S., delivered through prison chapels and direct mail programs. Includes special outreach initiatives such as the Christmas Behind Bars program featuring worship and personal interaction.