Download books and tracts to Your Amazon Kindle to read about Judgment Day

Email Set Up

You must have your Kindle in hand and your Kindle Account set up. When Amazon sells this device, it automatically generates a Kindle account and assigns a special email address for that particular device. This email account will be along the lines of "jsmith@kindle.com" and this is how your Kindle will communicate with Amazon for instant book & PDF deliveries. If you have not yet set up your Kindle email or looked at the automatically assigned email, please follow the steps below:

Kindle email address set up:

1. Visit the Manage Your Kindle page.
2. Sign-in to your Amazon.com account.
3. Find the section titled "Your Kindle(s)." Select "Edit Info."
4. In the E-mail Address text field, type your selection for the first part of the e-mail address. The @kindle.com will be automatically appended.
5. Select "Update information" to save the changes. Close the text entry box.

*IMPORTANT NOTE! In order to convert PDF booklets, the file will need to be sent to Kindle from an approved email address. Follow these steps to create an approved email address list for the email address(es) that you plan to use to send attachments:

To set up approved "Sent From" e-mail address list:

1. Visit the Manage Your Kindle page.
2. Sign-in to your Amazon.com account.
3. In the "Your Kindle approved e-mail list" section, enter the e-mail address(es) and select "Add Address."

FOR EXAMPLE: My Kindle's email is 'allison@kindle.com' and I am going to be emailing my attachments to my Kindle from my Yahoo Account which is 'allison123@yahoo.com.' Though it seems a little complicated, you are simply going to be talking to your Kindle via your personal email.

Download Documents

There are several free PDF booklets available for download on the right side of every page throughout this site. Simply download on any of the titles there and save the file to your computer so it can be converted to Kindle format.

Convert Downloaded Books To Kindle Format

The easiest method of conversion is to use Amazon's Personal Document Service to convert the PDF to be Kindle compatible. Two options for this are available. One is free, the other is 15 cents per 1MB. Please visit this link to learn more about the fee:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200321920#fee

Quick & Easy Conversion for a Fee!

1. Compose a new email from your approved email account. Attach your document to the e-mail. A subject is not necessary.
2. Address the e-mail to your Kindle e-mail address for wireless delivery directly to your Kindle; a small fee will be charged for the wireless delivery.
3. Send the e-mail.
4. Depending on the file size, the document should be delivered wirelessly directly to your Kindle, typically within five or ten minutes. The new document will appear in the book list when you turn your Kindle on.

Quick & Easy Conversion For Free!

1. Compose a new email from your approved email account. Attach your document to the e-mail. A subject is not necessary.
2. Address the e-mail to your Kindle e-mail address, changing it to '@free.kindle.com.' For example your Kindle email account address is 'jsmith@kindle.com' simply change that to 'jsmith@free.kindle.com' to have the document converted free of charge.
3. Send the e-mail.
4. Depending on the file size, the document should be delivered to your approved email address, typically within five or ten minutes.

PLEASE NOTE: The converted document does not go directly to your Kindle with the free service. It is emailed back to you from Amazon and you must transfer the file to your device.

Send Documents To Your Kindle

If you used the Free conversion service you will need to send the document you received as an email attachment to your Kindle device. If you used the paid conversion service, you're all done and you can skip this step!

Connecting Kindle To Your Computer For File Transfer:

1. Plug the larger end of the USB cable into an available USB port or a powered USB hub connected to your computer.
2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the micro-USB port on the bottom of your Kindle.

   Note: When your Kindle is plugged into your computer, it will appear as a removable mass storage device.

3. Use your computer's file browser to drag and drop files to and from Kindle.
4. When finished, use your computer's unmount feature to remove your Kindle. (For Windows users, this is the Safely Remove Hardware Wizard.)