Since my last post I've been very busy printing, working on the computer and helping my dad finish some Summer projects. I praise the Lord for keeping us safe this Summer as we've driven many many km back and forth to the print shop (60km one way). If you've been in Romania before you'll know that the drivers are crazy and serious accidents are common.
Below you'll find three photos of how we produce a small booklet gospel tract (Sens Unic = Only Way). This tract was designed by Cornel, a man in brother Logan's church in Brasov, he's a great artist and always creating interesting things for me to print!
First they're printed and collated (4 sheets of paper)
Then stapled and folded
And finally cut into individual tracts!
The nearest "Town" for us is Rupea. It has a few small hardware and grocery stores and a hospital. Rupea also has a piaţă (open market) every Friday. Sometimes we'll take a group of people in so they can buy things they need. They sell fruits and vegetables, clothes, tools, grain for livestock and many other things. It's an interesting place (for an hour anyway, longer than that and I'm ready to go!).
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~ Great Tracts!!! Glad you all haven't had any accidents ~ they are really pretty crazy drivers ... And believe it or not I miss the market over there..Those Fruits and Veggies look good :) ~
Katie
September 11, 2009 at 9:00 PM
Thanks for sharing how you all make the tracts Adam! :) I have been pretty curious how that all works, with Ena and Arielle talking about it all the time. :)
Yikes! I am glad you all were kept safe too! ;) And those vegetables look great! Yeah, I can't stand to be in one place looking at things for too long either. ;) Lol!
Blessings!
~Rachel~
Rachel
September 13, 2009 at 6:48 PM
I'm with Rachel - thanks for giving us a peek into the printing process. It's interesting to see.
Cheers!
Click
September 17, 2009 at 9:10 AM
Glad everyone enjoyed the photos of how we print tracts! I hope to make a very short (~1min) video on how we print a Bible...we'll see if I get around to doing it!
arzander
September 19, 2009 at 9:57 PM
hmmm.....I'm pretty sure you fit right in with all those crazy drivers:-)jk The tracts look great!
Kelly
September 21, 2009 at 1:45 AM
What an interesting life you live, thanks for sharing.
Toyin O.
May 26, 2011 at 11:40 PM