Moishe Rosen created the unique style of gospel tracts known as broadsides in 1969. To be a broadside, the three fold-tract must be easy to read, good-natured (usually with some humor), affirmative of the reader and contain Scripture. We like to use contemporary topics as a springboard to talk about the problem of sin and God's gracious solution. Broadsides do not tell everything a person needs to know to be saved; we consider them "Invitations to interact with the gospel."