Koinonia eLibrary

A Christian Internet library fellowship of information and learning resources for your faith journey

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Please scroll down the aisles of our Virtual Book Sanctuary for our current features; complete site contents can be found in our Site Map and Keyword Index.

Tips for Using the eLibrary

"The I heard the Lord saying, Whom shall I send? Who will go for me? And I answered" -- Isaiah 6:8-9

Here I am; send me compass

 

Adult

Focus Collection:

God's Presence Beyond the Sanctuary

The summer months find many Christians traveling on vacation and en route to new schools and new careers. Keep connected with your faith as you hear God speak to you in new places: Christian camps, religious sites, and new homes. Is this your year for a "stay-cation?" Relax with an inspiring read or try an interesting workshop. Don't forget to send your hometown friends a postcard!

In The News

The World Alliance of Reformed Churches celebrates the Quincentenary (500th anniversary) of the birth of John Calvin (10 July).

A majority of Americans now identify themselves as "pro-life" reported in a Gallup Poll survey on 15 May 2009.

More than 81% of Americans identify themselves as "Christians", according to a Gallup Poll survey reported on 25 Dec. 2008.

In this Darwin Bicentennial year, the debate over evolution continues, according to the Pew Forum.

A developing public school curriculum of "Bible literacy" is intended to produce full-fledged, well-rounded citizens knowledgeable about this important element in Western culture, as reported in "The Case for Teaching the Bible" by David Van Biema, Time, 22 March 2007.

The U.S. Army is Looking for a Few Good Chaplains to ensure that each deployed unit has a chaplain.

Harvard University responds to criticism that it has become anti-religion by revising curriculum to include mandatory course on culture and belief.

With rising unemployment, foreclosures, and business slow-downs, many churches are offering "Career Ministry Workshops" to aid their members and communities.

 

Children & Youth

Inspired Destinations

Museums, music centers, parks, and special events bring us closer to our faith heritage

Plan for Summer

Grow Your Faith at Christian Camps and Travel Groups

 

Church & Synagogue Library Association Conference in Philadelphia

26-26 July 2009

Christian Coffeehouses

The Launching Years:

Transition to Work, College, and Independence

 

Graduating? The College Search Process

What do you need to know to find the right college?

Can you keep the faith while seeking a degree?

Oh! For Heaven's Sake!

Laugh at our own foibles!

Books for Kids

Bestsellers for Kids & Teens

TNT - Teens' & Tweens' Selections

Great Vacation Reads

Award-Winners

New & Bestselling

Featured Selections

Youth Ministry and Fellowship

Planning for a rich and fun program

Other Non-Fiction

 

200-299 Religion

 

Special Materials

000 Computers, information, & general reference 200 General Religion -Bibles
100 Philosophy & psychology 210 Philosophy & theory of religion; Natural Theology -eBooks, Periodicals Online, and other Non-Book Materials
300 Social sciences, culture, and etiquette 220 The Bible -Professional Opportunities for Church Librarians
400 Language 230 Christianity & Christian theology -Audiobooks & Large Print
500 Math & Science (Theory) 240 Christian practice & observance; Christian moral and devotional theology -VHS/DVD Video Recordings
600 Technology (Applied Science) 250 Christian pastoral practice & religious orders; local church -Religious Book and Gift Stores
700 Arts, music, & recreation 260 Church organization, social work & worship; social theology -Christian Education Curriculum
800 Literature 270 History of Christianity -Sacred Arts
900 History & geography 280 Christian denominations & sects -Other Digital Religion Libraries
  290 Other & comparative religions -Public and Special Libraries

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Readers' Interest Groups

Committees
Teachers and Parents

Elderly

Youth

Children

Church Governance Christian Education Seasoned Living TNT - Teens & Tweens Fiction
Fellowship Home Life Large Print and Audio Books Dating and Marriage Videos
Worship Graduation and Indepence Ethical and Spiritual Health Care Youth Ministry and Fellowship Puzzles, Games, and Crafts
Outreach Co-Parenting, Blended Families, & Step-Families Grandparenting Science & Religion Homework Help
Property Learning Disabilities Caregiving School and College Guides Bible Stories
Christian Stewardship Adult Education Ministry to Disabled Persons Homework Helps Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
Arts & Music Public Schools Mental Health and Grief Camps and Travel Vacation Bible School

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It isn't always easy to find resources for your faith journey in general libraries or bookstores. This e-Library will allow you to obtain a wide variety of resources from your computer at home or in the public library. It also serves as an alternative way to view materials that are not widely published or distributed, including historical documents and photo galleries. Contact the Librarian for help with resources in the e-Library, online reference service, and reader's advisory service regarding traditional print materials.

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Last revised: 1 July 2009; please report any problems with this site to the Librarian