The Publishing Ministry

   . Foreword

  1. Dorchester Vision of 1848 and Our First Publishing Ventures

  2. Established in Sacrifice

  3. The January 3, 1875, Vision and World Expansion

  4. God’s Purpose in the Publishing Work

  5. A Sacred Work

  6. High Spiritual Standards for God’s Workmen

  7. Work Qualifications and Efficiency

  8. Training ofWorkers

  9. Quality Message Literature Needed

10. Importance of Economy

11. Relationship Between the Publishing House and the Church

12. Not Kingly, but Christlike Leadership

13. Evils Resulting from Centralization and Colonization

14. Commercial Versus Denominational Printing

15. Divine Rebuke for Ignoring Counsel

16. Relocating and Rebuilding

17. Establishing Publishing Houses in New Locations

18. The Publication of Books by Ellen G. White

19. Book Sales and Illustrations

20. Periodicals and their Circulation

21. Writers and Royalties

22. Wages for Publishing-House Workers

23. Elements of Good Leadership

24. Teaching Literature Evangelism

25. Recruiting Literature Evangelists

26. God’s Plan for Students and Youth

27. Training Literature Evangelists to Sell

28. Training Literature Evangelists to Win Souls

29. Literature for a FinishedWork

30. Spiritual Blueprint

31. Careful Management and Promotion

32. Sales Promotion of Books

33. Distribution of Tracts and Periodicals

34. Circulating the Spirit of Prophecy Books

35. Christ’s Object Lessons and the Ministry of Healing

36. Literature Outreach by Adventists

37. Literature for Adventist Homes

38. Literature Giving the Final Call

39. A Witness Unto All Nations

40. An Unprecedented Harvest