Published Works
- Eyring, Henry B. (2006). Because He First Loved Us: A Collection of Discourses. Deseret Book Company. ISBN 1-59038-637-X.
- —— (2004). To Draw Closer to God: A Collection of Discourses. Deseret Book. ISBN 1-59038-322-2.
- —— (2003). Go Forth to Serve. Deseret Book. ISBN 1-57008-946-9.
- —— (2002). Because He First Loved Us. Deseret Book. ISBN 1-57008-924-8.
- —— (1995). On Becoming a Disciple-Scholar: Lectures presented at the Brigham Young University Honors Program. Discipline and discipleship lecture series. Bookcraft. ISBN 1-57008-198-0.
- —— (August 1968), "Wise Advice for R and D.", PsycCRITIQUES (Stanford University, Stanford, CA) 13 (8): 398–400, ISSN 1554-0138. Database:PsycINFO Electronic, accessed March 12, 2009
- —— (December 1966). "Some Sources of Uncertainty and Their Consequences in Engineering Design Projects". IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management EM-13 (4): 167–80.
- —— (1963). Evaluation of planning models for research and development projects (DBA thesis). Graduate School of Business Administration, G.F. Baker Foundation, Harvard University. OCLC 12284394.
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