Assemblies of God Publishing Ministry Rebrands as Gospel Publishing House

The Assemblies of God has announced that its publishing ministry will return to the name Gospel Publishing House (GPH), ending its fourteen-year tenure as My Healthy Church. The organization originally operated under the GPH name from 1914 until 2010, with roots tracing back to T.K. Leonard’s early publishing work in Ohio prior to the formal founding of the denomination.

Under the new structure, the ministry will utilize three distinct imprints to reach different audiences. The primary GPH imprint will focus on resources for Pentecostal congregants and ministers, while Salubris Resources will cater to the wider evangelical community. Additionally, Logion Press will produce academic materials intended for ministerial training in collegiate and online settings.

This rebranding coincides with the introduction of several new initiatives, including an updated Radiant Life curriculum and the YouthRoadmap discipleship strategy. The publisher, which recently launched a new digital storefront, intends to release over 25 new resources within the next 18 months. These efforts complement the Bible Engagement Project app, which currently reports more than 960,000 weekly users.