Casa Publicadora Brasileira

Casa Publicadora Brasileira (CPB) is one of the 63 publishing houses belonging to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. It produces hundreds of titles in Brazil, and many of its books have been published in more than 200 languages and dialects. Its stated mission is to produce and distribute Christian, educational and health literature to promote the physical, mental, social and spiritual well-being of human beings. Founded in July 1900 in Rio de Janeiro, it moved to Taquari, Rio Grande do Sul in 1904, then to Santo André, São Paulo in 1907, where it remained for 78 years, before moving to Tatuí in the interior of São Paulo in 1985. It is classified as the largest Adventist publishing house in the world in sales and in production of materials.

Casa Publicadora Brasileira was founded in July 1900 in Rio de Janeiro, and in 1904 it was transferred to Taquari, Rio Grande do Sul. In 1907 it established itself in Santo André, São Paulo, where it remained for 78 years. It moved to Tatuí, in the interior of São Paulo, in 1985 and was built on a plot of more than half a million square meters, with a built area measuring 25,000 m2. The first periodical published in Portuguese was O Arauto da Verdade, in January 1900, at a time when the organization was not yet fully structured and did not even have equipment to print its own literature. Its first published book was A Vinda Gloriosa de Cristo, in 1907. The publisher is classified as the largest Adventist publishing house in the world in sales and in production of materials.

A publishing house recognized for ethics and excellence of its products and services, seeking to expand its participation in the publishing market and customer satisfaction.

• Books

• Bibles

• Hymnals

• Devotionals

• Magazine subscriptions

• Sabbath School lesson subscriptions

1. 1CPB - Casa Publicadora Brasileira - Editora Adventista do Sétimo Diacpb.com.br
2. 2Sobre Nósinfo.cpb.com.br