“Take Up And Read!”

- Tolle Lege

The Berean Library is the College Ministry’s own library, with over 800 books in circulation and available for free to all college students and staff. Located in the garage of the Farrell’s home, the Berean Library functions just like our public libraries. The entire collection was donated by the church body. 

The two main purposes for the Berean Library are, first, to be an aid in your spiritual walk as you are being discipled, counseled, and learning. The second is to cultivate a habit of reading. 

When you come on Friday nights, please peruse the bookshelves. If you have any questions or want to check out a book, find one of our library staff; they would love to help you. Tolle Lege.

Not sure what you want to read? We’ve got you covered. Check out the list below to get started. Don’t forget you can always talk with one of the staff members as well.

If you are looking for something to read, look no further than this list from the FBC leaders. We asked our very own leaders which books they recommend for our collegians, and this is what they responded with:

Over at Cross-point.org they complied all of Mark Dever’s (senior pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church) book recommendations. Our favorite is the four-year reading plan that Dever compiled called “Christian Classics Curriculum.”

Check out Tim Challies’ Reading Challenge. He does a new challenge every year. 

If you have any questions or a book you are wanting to see in the library, find a college staff member and they can point you towards the right direction, you can find them at Tuesday or Friday night!

or email at fbccmbereanlibrary@gmail.com