Department of Publications
Dr. Roderick D. Lewis, Sr., General Secretary
Dr. Roderick D. Lewis, Sr.
General Secretary of Publications
P.O. Box 161212
Memphis, TN 38186-1212
Phone: 901-396-5400
Fax: 901-396-5406
Website: cmepublishinghouse.com
Episcopal Chair:
The General Department of Publications comprises the publishing interests of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. It operates the Miles Bookstore, publishes Sunday School literature, The Christian Index, and other specialty items. The General Secretary is Rev. Dr. Roderick Lewis. The Publishing Department is the oldest Department of the CME Church.
The function of the Publishing Department is:
1. To disseminate official proclamations.
2. Publish and distribute denominational literature.
3. To act as literary mind of the church.
4. To increase loyalty through a fuller knowledge and appreciation of the history and progress of the denomination.
A record of the faithful should be among the chief historical documents in the publishing house of the church. The Publishing House has the never-ending task of safeguarding the doctrine and indoctrination of the church through the printed page. The cultivation of the church’s program is also a part of the work of the Publishing Department.
Dr. Roderick D. Lewis, Sr.
General Secretary of Publications
P.O. Box 161212
Memphis, TN 38186-1212
Phone: 901-396-5400
Fax: 901-396-5406
Website: cmepublishinghouse.com
Episcopal Chair:
The General Department of Publications comprises the publishing interests of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. It operates the Miles Bookstore, publishes Sunday School literature, The Christian Index, and other specialty items. The General Secretary is Rev. Dr. Roderick Lewis. The Publishing Department is the oldest Department of the CME Church.
The function of the Publishing Department is:
1. To disseminate official proclamations.
2. Publish and distribute denominational literature.
3. To act as literary mind of the church.
4. To increase loyalty through a fuller knowledge and appreciation of the history and progress of the denomination.
A record of the faithful should be among the chief historical documents in the publishing house of the church. The Publishing House has the never-ending task of safeguarding the doctrine and indoctrination of the church through the printed page. The cultivation of the church’s program is also a part of the work of the Publishing Department.