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How to share

Every way to pass these testimonies on — starting with the quickest. Everything on this site is free to copy and give away.

Someone you know may need to hear one of these testimonies today. Sharing takes a few seconds — pick the way that fits the person.

This is how most people share in 2026. Open any CD or testimony page and tap Share:

  • On a phone — “Share from your phone” opens your phone's own share menu: WhatsApp, Messages, Messenger, Signal, Telegram, e-mail…
  • WhatsApp — sends the title and the link in one tap. Great for family groups.
  • Copy link — paste it anywhere: a text message, a comment, an e-mail.

The person opens the link and can listen straight away — no app, no sign-up, nothing to install. Add one personal sentence (“This touched me — 10 minutes, please listen”); a personal note is what makes people press play.

🔳 2. Hand out a QR tract card

Every CD page has a QR code. A phone camera pointed at it opens that testimony. Use the “Print QR tract cards” link on a CD page to print 10 business-card-size cards per sheet — leave them in waiting rooms, give them with a tip, tuck them into a card or letter.

📣 3. Post it on social media

Use the Facebook, X or Telegram buttons on any page, or copy the link into Instagram, TikTok or YouTube comments and your status. A short line about why it matters to you works better than the title alone.

⬇ Make a copy — for people without internet

CDs, DVDs and USB sticks still bless many people: older friends and relatives, prisons, hospitals, cars, mission fields with poor internet. Every CD page has a Download section: single MP3 tracks, or the whole CD in one ZIP file where available.

🔌 USB stick

  1. Download the MP3 tracks (or the ZIP and unzip it: right-click → “Extract all”).
  2. Plug in the USB stick and copy the folder onto it. One 8 GB stick holds well over 100 hours of testimonies.
  3. It plays in most car stereos, TVs, DVD players and computers — label the stick with a small sticker.

💿 Audio CD

  1. Download the MP3 tracks of one CD (an audio CD holds up to 80 minutes).
  2. Windows: insert a blank CD-R, open Windows Media Player (Legacy), drag the tracks to the Burn list, choose Audio CD and click Start burn. Mac: make a playlist in the Music app, then File → Burn Playlist to Disc → Audio CD.
  3. An MP3 CD (choose “Data CD”) holds 8–10 hours and plays in most cars and DVD players made after 2005.
  4. Print the CD label picture from the CD page onto a CD label, or write the title with a CD marker.

📀 DVD

For the video testimonies, download the MP4 file from the video's page. Most DVD and Blu-ray players and smart TVs play MP4 files from a USB stick or a data DVD — the easiest way today. To make a classic video DVD for an old player, use free software such as DVDStyler.

✝️ Free to copy

All material on this site is offered free of charge for sharing. Please do not sell it. Copy it, give it away, and pray for the people who receive it.