Emmasdale Seventh-day Adventist Church

Ministry

Publishing Ministries

Sharing truth through Christian literature

Why literature matters

Words that still change lives

Adventist publishing has always carried more than information. It carries invitation — to trust Scripture, to love neighbour, and to walk with Christ in ordinary days.

Truth that travels

Books go where a sermon cannot always go — into quiet rooms, busy homes, and waiting hearts.

Discipleship through reading

Careful reading strengthens faith, answers questions, and equips members to share Jesus with confidence.

Mission in print

Literature evangelism remains a living Adventist witness — hope placed gently into another person’s hands.

Our mission

What we exist to do

To place life-changing Adventist literature in homes and hearts, nurturing discipleship and mission.

A congregation that reads deeply, shares freely, and grows through the printed and digital word.

Focus

  • Catalogue

    Books members can discover, read, and share

  • Discipleship

    Spiritual growth through thoughtful reading

  • Mission

    Literature that carries the gospel into homes

At Emmasdale

Our local story

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.

Photos, verified department history, and member testimonies will appear here when the Publishing team supplies them — we will not invent details.

Get involved

Share the printed word

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

Leading this ministry

Joseph Bwalya

Publishing Ministries Leader

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Keep reading

The next chapter may be for someone you love

Browse the church library, find a title that speaks to your season, and share hope through Christian literature.

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