|PIC1|SPOKANE, WA - In partnership with Campus Crusade for Christ, Olive Tree Bible Software has released three new eTracts and a devotional for Palm and Pocket PC PDA devices: "Jesus and the Intellectual," "The Spirit-Filled Life," "Would you Like to Know God Personally," and "Promises" (daily devotions from Dr. Bill Bright).
eTracts, a new area for Olive Tree Software, are hoped to be a new addition to its library that rounds out its current selections of Bibles, eBooks, original language tools, and Bible study tools for PDA's.
These eTracts 'will enable Christians to witness effectively for Christ' reports Olive Tree Software.
To download them, click here.
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