Trinity Book Service is a ministry of Trinity Baptist Church, Montville, N.J., dedicated to providing good, solid, biblical materials for our generation. We continue to promote and provide both printed and recorded materials to the Christian community as well as to the general public. All recommended materials have been reviewed and approved by biblically qualified Church leaders, and are available for purchase through Trinity Book Service.

Trinity Book Service has contracted CH Books Distributors, to handle distribution of all printed materials that are found in our recommended reading list. Recorded materials can be obtained directly through Trinity Puplit, (TrinityPulpit.com).

Our Mission
We are committed, as a matter of conscience, to the highest standards of truth and accuracy in the books we carry. This commitment grows out of a deep conviction that the church is called to be "the pillar and ground of the truth" (1 Timothy 3:15). In seeking to carry out this purpose, by the grace and help of God, the following four principles direct our operation, priorities and long-range direction:

The Word of God Written shall have the foremost place of importance in our distribution efforts. We will endeavor to make reliable Bible translations readily available, in order that men may hear the very word of God spoken to them directly through His Holy Word (Romans 10:17).

We will strive to introduce solid, biblical literature wherever the Lord gives us opportunity, that men and women may be converted from the darkness of sin; that young or poorly instructed Christians may be nurtured in the faith (1 Peter 2:2); that mature saints may be increasingly well-grounded in the faith (Ephesians 4:14-15); that pastors and teachers may be better equipped to rightly handle the Word of Truth (2 Timothy 2:15); and that God may be glorified by the presence of well-ordered churches in every land (Ephesians 3:21).

Although we seek to live peaceably with all men (Romans 12:18), it is also our duty to have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather even to reprove them (Ephesians 5:11). Accordingly, literature will be promoted which seeks to refute doctrinal and practical error in our day, and which seeks to protect the vigor and purity of the church of Christ from false teachings of men and the attacks of Satan.

We will seek to preserve the heritage of Christian writings which Christ has given to His church through past generations as these are reflected in the works of the Reformers, Puritans and others of the Reformed faith. We shall hold these writings as a trust given to the church of Christ and shall seek their wide distribution, with the earnest hope and prayer that they will be treasured and used by the generations which follow us.