Serve the Community
Publishing Ministries
Sharing truth through Christian literature
Why This Ministry Matters
"Sharing truth through Christian literature"
Ministry Type
Community Ministry
Meeting Rhythm
Department meetings as scheduled; literature emphasis during church programmes
Get Connected
Reach out through the church contact page
Ministry Focus
What guides this ministry
Curate a clear, trustworthy church book catalogue
Encourage personal and family reading of Christian literature
Support literature evangelism and community sharing
Equip leaders with study and missionary resources
Ministry Snapshot
What this ministry offers
Get a quick sense of this ministry's heartbeat, the kind of community it is building, and how people can take part.
Catalogue
Books members can discover, read, and share
Discipleship
Spiritual growth through thoughtful reading
Mission
Literature that carries the gospel into homes
Introduction
About Publishing Ministries
Publishing Ministries promotes spiritual growth and mission through Adventist books and literature. The department curates a church library catalogue, encourages reading, and helps members share hope-filled resources in the community.
Mission and Vision
Mission & Vision
Mission To place life-changing Adventist literature in homes and hearts, nurturing discipleship and mission. Vision A congregation that reads deeply, shares freely, and grows through the printed and digital word.
Take The Next Step
Get Involved
If you would like to join Publishing Ministries or learn more, speak to a church leader after Sabbath service or contact us through the church office.
Leadership
People serving in this ministry
Join The Ministry
Your next step
Get Involved
If you would like to join Publishing Ministries or learn more, speak to a church leader after Sabbath service or contact us through the church office.
Who can join?
Anyone who wants to connect, serve, learn, and participate in the life of this ministry is welcome to reach out.
When do we meet?
Department meetings as scheduled; literature emphasis during church programmes