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Appreciation of Scripture
“Through my studies at Trinity, I’ve come to appreciate the depth, glory, and richness of Scripture in a way like never before. I never thought something that fed my head could grow and feed my heart so profoundly. I value Trinity’s commitment to being faithful to Scripture, which is foundational for all we do in ministry, as I train for full-time ministry in a local church.”
– Debbie Mayne (MDiv student)
The library currently holds more than 29,500 books. The strength of the collection lies in biblical studies, church history, theology, and ethics. There are also a significant number of books in other subject areas such as pastoral ministry, preaching, youth, and missions. Besides these, the library has theses, CDs, DVDs, and online resources.
Reference Materials
A wide selection of encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, and bibles are available. These items are for reference only and cannot be borrowed from the library; however, there are some e-books that can be accessed online by library members.
Journals
There are around 60 current, printed journals available for reference only. These items cannot be removed from the library. In addition to our print journals we have access to hundreds of online journals through our database subscriptions. To see what online journals we have access to please browse the A-Z List.
Online Resources
We have several databases that we subscribe to plus a number of individual journal titles. Library members can access online resources by searching the Library Catalogue for items. For more information about accessing online resources see the Finding specific resources guide on the Study Toolkit.
Parker Collection
The library has a collection of 50 original volumes published by the Parker Society in the 19th century “for the publication of the Works of the Fathers and Early Writers of the Reformed English Church” in Britain. These cannot be removed from the library. The collection does not include the miscellaneous items, Poetry (1845), Christian Prayers and Holy Meditations (1842), Private Prayers during Elizabeth I (1851) and Liturgies & Prayers during Elizabeth I (1847) except for the Two Liturgies 1549 & 1552 (1844).
Trinity Theological College welcomes donations of material to the Library as they have historically been an important source of its collection. Please see our Donation Policy for more information, prior to making a donation.
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