Bibles and comics were shared with the public as part of a community outreach.
The giveaways took place at the Chantry Centre on December 18 and 19, organised by Good News for Everyone and Andover Churches Together.
The groups offered free copies of the New Testament in multiple languages, alongside other Christian literature.
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Peter Bacon, a spokesman for Good News for Everyone, said: "This was our fourth year, and we are really grateful to the Chantry Centre for this opportunity again.
"We’re very grateful indeed and we wish you all a very happy New Year when it comes!"
The groups reported that many visitors took copies of the New Testament, with several people returning from previous years.
Children also received Christmas-themed comics as part of the outreach.
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