Resources

    Here are resources created for Event Planners who are preparing to host an event featuring Toby Travis. You will also find several informative and helpful articles that Toby has authored and are provided and designed to be included in your church or ministry newsletter prior to hosting an event with Toby.

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Click on the chapter links below or HERE to download the entire e-book by Toby Travis... The Maximum Impact Outreach Event Planning Guide:

Introduction    Mobilizing A Team     Prayer & Promotion
Publicity & Tickets    Meaningful Follow-Up    Marketing Action Plan
Bibliography

PROMOTIONAL TOOLS:

    Posters, Handbills, Banners & Billboards

    Publicity Checklist 
  
    Show Press Release  
 
    FREE Christian Happenings Listing

    Black & White Ticket Master (MSWord Format)
   
    Color Ticket Master (MSWord Format)

    Event Comment Card (PDF)  
 
    Event Comment Card (MSWord)

COPYRIGHT FREE ARTICLES
FOR YOUR CHURCH OR MINISTRY NEWSLETTER:

   "Supernatural Truths" - This article is a transcript from the Gospel presentation which Toby has shared at the conclusion of the ILLUSION & BEYOND show all around the world. The truths Toby outlines in this article have transformed the lives of millions!

    "Christian Magician?" - In this article, Toby keenly discusses the issues which often arise when the concept of utilizing "magic tricks" and illusions for the purpose of ministry is questioned. This article has assisted countless thousands in a clearer understanding of what the Scriptures say concerning magicians and the validity of utilizing visual arts for communicating truth.

    "Two Reality Checks on Harry Potter" - In this article, Toby provides two key observations on the popular books and films that have become the focus of a great deal of attention and concern within the Christian community. Are these works something we should fear? Or are they harmless entertainment?