First Presbyterian Church
Saturday, December 09, 2023
to be disciples...to make disciples.

Children's LibraryDear FPC Families,One of the many ways in which FPC is unique is that we have a library completely devoted to children and families. The Children's Library is full of quality, pre-screened Christian resources that will help your family develop and nurture a personal relationship with God. Your children will be able to read, watch or listen to Christian material that will reinforce what they are learning at church and at home. Materials available in the library encourage children in the development of Godly character through stories and songs that demonstrate the qualities of a Christian life.
Our prayer is that God will use this library to encourage your family as your children grow in their faith. We want it to be a resource for parents as they face the challenges and issues that come with the call of being a parent. We hope it will be a special place of wonder, joy and discovery for children as they get to know our awesome God and for parents as they guide their kids in knowing Him.
If you have any comments, questions or suggestions, please contact me any time at atlewisrpr@gmail.com.
To suggest books for the library, please use the form on the main library page.
Allison Lewis
Librarian
Policies and ProceduresAny member of a family that has a current Family Registration Card on file with the Adult Library may check out resources.
Each resource has a card attached to it. To check out a resource, simply fill out the card with your name and phone number. Stamp the date on both the card and card pocket, then put the card in the basket on the check-out cart.
Please maintain the following guidelines: Books: 4 per child for 2 weeks
Audio Tapes/CDs: 3 per family for 2 weeks
Video/DVDs: 3 per family for 1 week
Serving in the Children’s LibraryIf you have a heart for books, Christian education, kids or just service in general we would love to have you come alongside us in ministry by volunteering in the Children's Library.
Opportunities for service include storytelling, helping families check out resources, checking resources in and out, and shelving books. While the Library is busiest on Sunday mornings, there are plenty of things to do during the week. No library experience is necessary; training will be provided.
Children's Library DonationsAdopt-a-Book -- The Library Committee has compiled wish lists at www.amazon.com for both libraries. Each book you adopt will be labeled in memory or in honor of your loved one. What a loving gift that lasts a lifetime! Other new or used (in good condition) Christian books, CDs, DVDs, audio or video tapes may also be donated to the library.
All gifts not from our lists are subject to review and may not be used in the library.
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