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         ::) I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHO ORIGINALLY COMPOSED THE GOOD NEWS TRACT AND WHERE TO CONTACT HER. ( I BELIEVE A WOMAN WAS THE AUTHOR).
I HAVE HAD IT TRANSLATED INTO ROMANIAN AND HAVE DISRIBUTED THOUSANDS THERE, IN THE PAST FEW YEARS.
I WOULD LIKE TO THANK HER AND SEND HER A COPY OF THE ROMANESTE VERSION. SOMEBODY HELP ME.
                                                   STEVE HARRIS

I just noticed this question.  I am afraid that I am the guilty party.  However, since I am a husband and father of four, I don't think I qualify as a woman.

I wrote "Good News" and "None Like Him".  

Good news was written to have something to give to people who came to our tent campaigns in Fullerton.  Bob Ford, as I remember, did some editing.

None Like Him was for the campus outreach at CSUN, where I used to lead the Bible study.

I'm glad to hear that these tracts have done some good.

God bless,

Thomas Maddux

Funny story about "None Like Him" --

we had those out on the campus booktable once and someone with broken English stopped by (Oriental I think) and asked me why no one likes him.  

It was a serious question -- that's how he read the tract title.

Well, at least it gave opportunity to talk to him!!

Dear Tom,
    sorry about the confusion as someone told me that they thought a woman named Rosemary  was the author. I have sent  a message to  your aol address to explain more.   steve harris

I believe Rosemary (Colletti) Ryan wrote "I have found a ransom" - but I could be wrong.

Hi Nancy! :)
  Yes, you are right.  Rosemary did right the "Ransom" tract.
    How are you doing?
                                       God Bless,  Mark

Hey Steve:
If you are still hreading here please give me a call or e-mail me. I need directions.
Verne