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Revell

Revell

Revell is an American Christian publisher founded in 1870 by Fleming H. Revell, the brother-in-law of the evangelist Dwight L. Moody, and is now an imprint of Baker Publishing Group.

It publishes Christian living, fiction, marriage and family, and practical spirituality titles for a broad evangelical readership, and has one of the longest continuous histories of any religious publisher in the United States.

It published David Stoop's You Are What You Think, first issued as Self-Talk, and Rethink How You Think in 2013, both of which apply cognitive psychology inside a Christian frame, which is a category Revell has published in consistently for decades.