Library Book of the Month

Corrie Ten Boom was an extraordinary lady. She and her family hid Jewish people who were under persecution from the Nazis in WWII. This is the story of her life before then, growing up in the values of her parents, especially her father and how those values shaped her life as she worked with young boys and girls to bring them to a relationship with Jesus.

We also have many other biographies available in our library. Dr. Billy Graham, his wife Ruth, and Peter Marshall, a Presbyterian minister wh became a US Senate Chaplain are just a few. We also have Eric Liddell, the Olympic champion who inspired "Chariots of Fire."

Anyone may check out a book. You do not need a library card. Just sign your name and put your phone number on the card that you will find in the pocket attached to the inside of the back cover. Place the card in the brown plastic box in the window sill. You are all set. To return your book, please leave it in the windowsill. A member of our staff will check it back in. There are no late fees, however, we may check to see if you are finished with it after a month just to make sure our computer information is up to date. If you have any questions, see Susan Willhite, or call 532-6336.