Gospel Publishing House, the founding publishing brand of the Assemblies of God in the United States, is returning to its original name after operating as My Healthy Church since 2010.
The name change marks a return to the roots of the Pentecostal denomination’s publishing ministry, which operated under the Gospel Publishing House name from 1914 to 2010.
The Gospel Publishing House name predates the formal establishment of the Assemblies of God, originating with T.K. Leonard’s publishing operation in Ohio before he helped draft the preamble to the denomination’s constitution.
Moving forward, the publishing ministry will organize its output under three distinct imprints. The primary GPH imprint will serve Pentecostal ministers and congregants with traditional church resources, while Salubris Resources will serve the broader evangelical community. A third imprint, Logion Press, will publish academic works designed to train ministers and leaders on college campuses and online.
The rebrand comes alongside several recent product launches, including an updated Radiant Life curriculum, new titles from Logion Press and the launch of the YouthRoadmap discipleship strategy through the Bible Engagement Project app, which currently serves more than 960,000 weekly users. The publisher plans to release more than 25 new resources over the next 18 months, alongside its newly launched digital storefront.
