Testimonies
& memoirs.
Share what you have lived through and what God has done in your life.
Picture holding your book. Your name on the cover. Your message ready to share.
We help Christian authors get there—with editing, design, publishing, and launch support shaped around the book they want to create.
Your vision. A Christian team beside you. People lead and approve every step.
A husband-and-wife publishing house.
Before we talk about publishing,
we want to hear about your book.
Why this story? Who do you hope it helps? What do you want it to feel like when someone opens it?
We’re authors, too. We know how personal it is to put your words into the world. We take time to understand what matters to you, then lead the work to bring it together.
You bring the heart behind the book. We bring the editing, design, review, and publishing help. You stay part of the choices that make it yours.
You pay us to create and publish your book. We take no share of your author royalties.
You keep the royalties left after store, print, and other platform fees.
When you order copies, we do not add our own profit on top of the print cost.
Your book accounts let you see sales and order copies. Store, print, shipping, tax, and other fees still apply.
A story someone needs to hear. A lesson you want to pass on. A way to help a family grow in faith. What is yours?
Share what you have lived through and what God has done in your life.
Turn what you teach into a book people can keep and share.
Help people learn from your message, at church or at home.
Give people a clear way to read, pray, and grow in faith.
Bring faith to life with stories and pictures for kids and families.
Get help with your first book, or with the next one you want to share.
We read each book to see if it is a good fit for our Christian publishing house.
Is your book a fit? Let's talk ↗Different stories. Different voices. The same care for the book each author wanted to share.
Christian living, ministry, testimonies, and books for families.
You may be writing about what God brought you through, sharing what you’ve learned, or leaving something your family can hold onto.
Rev 1211 Publishing House was built to help you take that next step, with people who listen, care about your faith, and know how to turn your words into a finished book.
Here’s the support we bring to your bookWe fix small errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Your story should still sound like you.
You can see the difference here. Small errors are fixed; the author’s message stays the same.
If your book needs a big rewrite, we talk about that work and its cost first.
“Their” should be “There.” “Gods” needs the possessive apostrophe.
Made-up example to show the work.
You get a report that shows what needs a closer look and why.
Does a verse number point to the wrong words? Does a quote match the Bible? Has a verse been used to mean something else? We look for these issues and for teaching that goes against the Christian faith.
We show you what we found. You can make the changes, or we can help with the agreed fixes. Our team checks the work before it is approved.
This is our review as a Christian publisher. A review can still miss an issue.
There is no Book of Hezekiah in the Bible. The saying is not Scripture, and the explanation presents grace as earned.
Suggested action: Remove the false citation and explain grace using a relevant passage such as Ephesians 2:8–9.
Made-up examples. The suggested fixes explain Bible teaching in our own words.
Try this invented example, then compare it with the sample findings.
As reminds us, Before we can receive God's grace,
Hezekiah is a biblical figure, but there is no Book of Hezekiah in the Bible. This reference cannot support the statement.
Action: Remove the invented citation.This saying is not a Bible verse. Here it is misleadingly presented as a quotation from Scripture.
Action: Remove the scriptural attribution and review whether the statement fits the intended teaching.This presents grace as dependent on first earning worthiness. Compare the teaching with Ephesians 2:8–9, which describes salvation by grace through faith rather than works.
Action: Revise the explanation and verify its wording in context.Illustrative report created for this demonstration. Individual manuscript findings will vary.
Your report helps you fix the book. The public page helps readers learn about it. It explains the Christian message, Bible use, and any content they should know about.
A reader can scan the code on the book to open the page. This helps parents, churches, and bookshops see what we checked.
The short note on the book says: “Content reviewed for alignment with the Christian faith. Scan for the full review.”
Explore the live Iron Sharpens Iron review ↗The review covers that version of the book. It does not mean the book is right for every age or that all Christians will agree with it.
Scan the code to see the live review page.
You have a feeling in mind for your book. We turn it into a cover that gives readers a reason to pick it up.
From the first look to the words on the back, the whole cover should feel like it belongs to your story.
We explore the look with you, refine the details, and prepare the agreed files for print.
Open a book you love. The space, the type, the way a chapter begins: it all helps you settle in. We give your pages that same care.
We shape the pages around how your book will be used, from a quiet Bible study to a story read aloud with a child.
The back cover helps a reader think, “This book might be for me.”
We write a short book description that sparks interest, without giving the whole story away.
You read and approve the words before they go on the book.
A full page inside your book acknowledges that it has been held to Rev 1211 Publishing House standards.
A link and QR code take readers to your Integrity Report, where they can see what was reviewed.
Before they buy, readers can scan the code on your back cover to see your Integrity Report.
The report explains the Christian message, Scripture use, and any content readers should know about.
Parents, churches, and bookshops can read the review for themselves.
We add the review note and QR code to your back cover and inside your book.
See a live Integrity Report ↗We give the agreed book editions an ISBN under the Rev 1211 Publishing House name.
An ISBN is the number stores use to tell one book and format from another.
We put the number in the right places, including the book and its store records.
We handle your book’s setup for Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, and Indigo. You do not have to work through the Indigo submission yourself.
Our team submits the Indigo listing and handles the book details needed for that setup.
Through IngramSpark, your book can be made available for ordering across a wide network of bookshops, online stores, and libraries.
Distribution makes a book available to order. Retailers choose their listings and what they stock on shelves.
“Metadata” means your book's details: the title, author name, description, topics, and search words.
We write and choose those details so readers can see what your book is about.
This helps stores sort the book and helps readers search for it. It does not promise a top search spot.
This explains the preparation work; it is not a screenshot of a live retailer listing.
Can we build interest before your book is out?
People can learn about your book before it is ready to buy.
We build a book waitlist page and run the paid ads in your plan.
The ads help people find the book. The page lets them sign up to hear when it is out.
Your plan lists the ad spend, dates, and launch emails. Rev 1211 manages the Book & Blessing reader list.
Explore the live Find Jesus waitlist page ↗Ads help people see the book. The number of sign-ups and sales can vary.
We add every book we publish to the Book & Blessing online book database.
Readers can browse your book alongside other Christian titles, learn what it is about, and find the next step to buy it or join its waitlist.
Visit Book & Blessing ↗
Monica shares what it was like to bring her book to life with Rev 1211 Publishing House.
Open Monica’s video ↗You know what comes next, who is doing the work, and when we need your approval. Our team leads each step, with you part of the choices along the way.
We review your manuscript, understand your goals, and confirm the work your book needs.
We make the agreed edits and flag Scripture or biblical citation issues for correction.
We shape the front, back, and inside pages around your book and its readers.
You review the key parts. Our team checks the finished work before sign-off.
We prepare the review page, report link, ISBN, book details, and agreed retailer setup.
We coordinate your release and the advertising, waitlist, and promotion in your plan, including your Book & Blessing listing.
The book you’ve been thinking about.
Ready to share with the world.
From manuscript review through editing, design, and publishing setup. We confirm your approvals and release schedule in your plan.
Let’s talk about your bookWe’ll talk about the help you need and give you a written price for your book.
with us to bring their book to life.
Your price depends on the work you choose. You keep your book, and Rev 1211 takes 0% of your author royalties. Store and print fees still apply.
No need to guess. Tell us where you are. We can talk about what is needed next. A rough draft may need more work than a finished book.
We are a Christian publishing house. You pay us for the work in your plan. We review the book and approve it before it is published under our name.
We take no cut of your author royalties. Stores, printers, and other book services have their own fees. Those fees affect how much money is left from each sale.
You help shape the book and review the key parts. Our team leads the work and checks it before approval. We tell you when we need your input.
Your report shows things to fix before the book is out. The public page tells readers about the finished book and what we checked. They can scan the code on the book to see it.
AI is one of our tools. It can offer design ideas, suggest a small edit, or point out something to check. Our team reviews the work and makes the final call. We can explain how it would be used for your book.
We can explain which images and tools we plan to use and how we handle your book files. Being allowed to use an image is not the same as owning its copyright or having the only copy. In the U.S., images made only by AI usually do not have copyright protection. Work added by people may be protected. Your agreement sets out the rights you receive.
We listen to what your book is about, who it is for, and why you want to share it. You can ask questions. Then we talk about whether we can help and what comes next.
You’ve seen the work. Now we’d like to hear what you have in mind.
01What do you want to share—and with whom?
02Where are you now, and what feels hard?
03What help would make the next step easier?
We’ll listen, answer your questions, and talk about whether we can help. You don’t need a finished book to start the conversation.
Talk to us about your book Choose a time on the next page.