Christian Book Publishing with Harmony: Publish Your Faith Book

The short answer

Harmony Publishing helps pastors, ministry leaders, devotional and Bible-study writers, and authors of Christian fiction and memoir publish their books: editing, cover design, interior layout, ISBN, printing (including church bulk orders), ebook conversion and worldwide distribution. You keep 100% of your rights and royalties.

Updated October 2026 · By Harmony Publishing

Who we help

  • Pastors and church leaders
  • Ministry and devotional writers
  • Bible-study and small-group authors
  • Christian non-fiction, memoir and fiction authors
  • Churches and ministries producing their own materials

Our services, for faith books

  • Editing and proofreading, including Scripture-citation checks

    A copyedit and proofread that keeps your voice and doctrinal intent intact. We also check the Bible verse references in your manuscript against your chosen translation, so quotations are accurate and correctly attributed.

    Editing services
  • Proofreading

    A final read for typos, punctuation and consistency before you print.

    Proofreading services
  • Cover design

    Covers for devotionals, study guides, memoirs and fiction.

    Book cover design
  • Interior layout and formatting

    Print and ebook layouts, including study-guide and workbook layouts.

  • ISBN and barcode

    Your ISBN and barcode, set up for retail.

    ISBN for books
  • Printing

    Paperback and hardcover, from a single copy to church bulk orders. Ask us for a church-event quantity.

    Book printing
  • Ebook conversion and distribution

    Your book as an ebook and in worldwide distribution.

    Ebook conversion
  • Marketing support

    Depends on the package you choose.

    Self-publishing packages

See the packages page for what each package includes and its price.

Faith books we have published

These are Harmony titles and authors already shown on our homepage.

  • An author holding the front and back of Tithes, Offerings, and Seeds
    Tithes, Offerings, and Seeds
  • An author holding Beyond Human Reasoning in his office
    Beyond Human Reasoning
  • MaCarly Zoellick holding her books Cultivating a Pure Heart and Who I Am in the Eyes of My Father
    MaCarly Zoellick, author of Cultivating a Pure Heart and Who I Am in the Eyes of My Father
  • An author holding two copies of Memories, Meditations and Meals
    Memories, Meditations and Meals

How it works and the timeline

  1. 1. Brief
  2. 2. Editing
  3. 3. Cover and interior
  4. 4. Proof approval
  5. 5. Print and distribution

Publishing takes 4 to 6 weeks as standard, and occasionally up to 8 weeks. The packages page shows the scope and prices.

Christian publisher or self-publishing a Christian book?

A traditional Christian publisher chooses which manuscripts to take on, is highly selective, and typically takes your rights and a share of your earnings. Self-publishing keeps you in control and earns you 100% of your royalties, with you or a service like ours handling production. For the wider landscape, see our list of Christian book publishers in the USA.

Guides for faith-book authors

Frequently asked questions

Do you publish devotionals?

Yes. We publish devotionals, Bible-study and small-group material, ministry books, and Christian fiction, non-fiction and memoir.

Can I keep my rights and royalties?

Yes. Authors keep 100% of their royalties and 100% of their rights.

Do you work with churches on bulk copies?

Yes. Tell us the quantity and the date of your event and ask for a church-event quantity.

Do you check Scripture citations?

Yes. During editing we check the Scripture quotations in your manuscript against your chosen Bible translation, for accuracy and correct attribution.

How long does it take?

Publishing takes 4 to 6 weeks as standard, and occasionally up to 8 weeks.

Do you publish Christian fiction as well as non-fiction?

Yes.

Do you distribute to Christian bookstores?

Your book is distributed worldwide, including through IngramSpark's wholesale network. Whether a particular Christian bookstore stocks a title depends on that store's own ordering.