
J. M. (Jim) Flanigan was born into a Christian family in Northern Ireland and was saved as a young man, being received into fellowship at Parkgate Assembly, East Belfast, in 1946. In 1972, he left secular employment to devote himself fully to the work of the Lord, becoming a widely respected Bible teacher, preacher and author.
His ministry took him throughout the British Isles, the USA, Canada, Australia and Israel, a country in which he maintained a special interest. Known for his clear, orderly and Christ-centred exposition of Scripture, he devoted much of his service to encouraging believers and unfolding the glories of the Person of Christ. A prolific writer, he authored numerous biblical expositions, including commentaries on Hosea, Jonah and Micah in the What the Bible Teaches series, and contributed regularly to well-known assembly magazines. His ministry and writings have been a lasting blessing to the Lord's people.
Ritchie Christian Media provide a wide range of clear, engaging, and biblically faithful literature designed to help Christians share the message of salvation with confidence and compassion.
Covering themes such as Christmas, Easter, creation, eternity, forgiveness, suffering, current world events, and the cross of Christ, these tracts present the gospel in a warm, accessible, and thoughtful way for readers of all ages and backgrounds.
Written by respected gospel preachers and Bible teachers, each leaflet or booklet combines practical illustrations with clear Scripture-based teaching, pointing readers to the hope, peace, and eternal life found through the Lord Jesus Christ.
Ideal for personal evangelism, churches, literature tables, gospel meetings, school outreach, community distribution, door-to-door work, carol services, and seasonal campaigns, this collection includes resources suitable for both year-round and special-event outreach.
Whether used individually or in bulk distribution, the Ritchie Christian Media tract range is designed to communicate the timeless message of the gospel clearly, effectively, and compassionately.