Harrison House Publishing is a publishing company established in 1980. They are one of the oldest Christian publishing houses in the United States. Their company name was inspired by the famous abolitionist, Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel, A Christmas Carol. The company publishes books related to religion and spirituality. Books published by Harrison House include devotional, biblical, historical, collection, children and young adult literature, biography, and popular fiction. The company was founded by David Ferguson and his wife who had previously served as missionaries in Africa. They began working together on projects related to their missionary work and eventually went into publishing after they realized that they needed a way to make a living while still living what they believed in. They have been in business for over 30 years and have published over 3,000 books. They have been known as "the house that C.S Lewis built." Their books have been translated into over 50 languages and are best sellers around the world. The company is a Christian publishing house that publishes books related to religion and spirituality from a Christian perspective. They publish books related to devotional, biblical, historical, collection, children and young adult literature, biography and popular fiction. The book "The Screwtape Letters" is one of their best-selling titles. The company has translated their titles into over 50 languages including Chinese, Dutch and Hebrew