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    News about BRPC’s library & it’s collection.

    Traveling Library – New Resources for Children & Familes

    by Gary Ingram

    Check out our Traveling Library, bundled collections of child-appropriate books on special themes like loss, divorce or bullying (to name a few). This is a great resource to help families deal with all of life’s situations: happy, sad, or challenging. If you have any questions, please contact Stacy Currie. We now have 13 themes in the […]

    Help Guide BRPC’s Library – Can You Help?

    by Dawn Domans

    The Spiritual Development Council is putting together a Library Committee to address our new library mission statement and is looking for members of the congregation who would be interested in this ministry service. You do not need a library degree to participate, just a love of reading and an interest in helping to forge the […]

    Help us fill in the Blanks of Historical BRPC Bulletins & Oak Leaves

    by Gary Ingram

    We are in the process of scanning bulletins as early as 1911 in preparation for our upcoming 300th anniversary celebration. We’re hoping to find copies of old bulletins from 1911 (or before) thru about 1950. Do you have any of these in your family archives? Would you be willing to let us scan them? (We’ll be sure […]

    What’s New in the Library?

    by Gary Ingram

    Come check out the new items added to the library in July & August!  From prayers around the world, to navigating cultural & religious differences, to youth sports, to our own Pastor Emeritus Bob Beringer, there is something for everyone! Everyone Prays: Celebrating Faith Around the World, Lumbard, Alexis York EVERYONE PRAYS offers young hearts and minds a […]

    Looking for a Good Read?

    by Gary Ingram

    Dawn Domans volunteers as our church librarian, and she has been sorting & reorganizing our library to bring it up-to-date.  If you’re not familiar with it, you should stop by. It’s located right in the middle of the Church House, across the hall from Janet Bentley’s office. The library is self-serve, and books are available […]