Small press
Gospel Advocate Company
Christian, Nonfiction, Religion and Spirituality
Published Updated Reviewed every month · next review November 2026
About Gospel Advocate
Gospel Advocate accepts Bible study book manuscripts by email or mail to its book editor in Nashville. Read its writers' guide and include the author information form. It does not publish fiction or poetry.
Gospel Advocate is a Christian publisher in Nashville, Tennessee. Alongside its Gospel Advocate and Christian Woman magazines, it publishes books, mainly Bible studies for classes and personal use, including studies for women, teens and general readers. It does not publish fiction or poetry.
Its writers’ guide asks book authors to send manuscripts to the book editor by email or by mail to its Elm Hill Pike office, with a completed author information form. Keep a copy of your work, since submissions cannot be returned. The guide does not state a reply time or terms, so ask the editor about them if your manuscript moves forward.
What Gospel Advocate is looking for
- Bible study books for classes and personal use
- Studies for women, teens and general readers
- Articles for the Gospel Advocate and Christian Woman magazines
Publishes
- Christian
- Nonfiction
- Religion and Spirituality
Specialties
- Bible study
How to submit to Gospel Advocate
From its own guidelines- Check that your book is a Bible study for class or personal use, not fiction or poetry.
- Read the Gospel Advocate writers' guide and complete its author information form.
- Email or mail your manuscript to the book editor named in the guide.
- Keep a copy, since submissions cannot be returned.
Is Gospel Advocate right for your book?
A good fit if
Gospel Advocate suits writers of practical Bible study material for church classes and personal study.
Look elsewhere if
Look elsewhere for fiction or poetry, which Gospel Advocate does not publish.
Questions about Gospel Advocate
Does Gospel Advocate accept book manuscripts?
Yes. Its writers' guide invites book manuscripts, mainly Bible studies for classes and personal use, including studies for women, teens and general readers. Send them to the book editor named in the guide by email or mail. Gospel Advocate does not publish fiction or poetry, so it is not the right home for a novel or a poetry collection.
How do I submit to Gospel Advocate?
Read the writers' guide on the Gospel Advocate site, fill in its author information form and send your manuscript to the book editor by email or by mail to 1006 Elm Hill Pike in Nashville. Mailed manuscripts should be typed and double spaced. Keep a copy of everything you send, because submissions cannot be returned.
Where is Gospel Advocate based?
Gospel Advocate is based at 1006 Elm Hill Pike in Nashville, Tennessee. Its book, magazine and general editorial contacts all use that address. You can submit by email from anywhere, so you do not need to live near Nashville to send a Bible study manuscript to its book editor.
Listing history
- Checked on the publisher's own site
