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In June, the Barna Group reported on today’s big questions for teens. Let’s grapple with ways we can help them with these questions.
What About the Children’s Area?
Great question from one of our new CLN m
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Health Benefits of Reading Books for Pleasure
Beth Bruning discovered a Time magazine article that gives us a great discussion starter for this week!
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The YMCA: 175 Years of Innovation That Shaped America
Alex with Triangle2 Press shared information about one of their new books.
Catholic Librarians’ CLN Group
Current discussion: Catholic college or university that offers c
Happy Labor Day!
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In case you tried to open the links to our 3 CLN sponsors on the main page in recent days, all 3 links now work.
Our FOOTNOTE author, Paul T. Jackson challenges us this month based from his life ex
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Marie Terwilliger posted a Concourse question last Tuesday.
Paul T. Jackson is sharing a link to an interesting blog.
Be sure to see last week’s commen
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Babs Harris requests pertinent questions that all of us need to ponder in one form or another.
Melanie Makin is asking an interesting question for us to consider this week.
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How God Used a "Novel" Approach to Reach My Neighbor for God
One of our authors, Diane Moody, had a recent experience with her neighbor that will amaze all of us in showing how God uses Christian fiction to draw people to Him
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The Christy Awards Gala and Conference will be in Nashville this November.
New School Year? New Church/Synagogue/Parish Year? - Q&A - Church Librarians Network
What Did You Learn from Your Summer Reading Challenge?
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Hi Everyone! WHAT’S NEW! How do you advertise new books to the collection? Kristine Primm sent this great question for us to share ideas this week. Tammy Brown shared what they did this summer in the First Baptist Church, Killen, Al |
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Church Roundtable Group Recommendations Request
Last Tuesday, Ann Nored requested recommendations for their group discussions. She has already received some recommendations. What would you add?
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Hope all of you had a great July 4th weekend! Things have been quiet on the CLN for a week or more but today things are getting back to normal. Welcome back!
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We have not grappled with banning books on the CLN. Dot
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Take a look at 19 CLN posts of July 4 decorations.
Opportunity to Get Books, DVDs, and Supplies in Middle Tennessee
If you live in middle Tennessee, consider it a great opportunity to help one of our members make space
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One of our new CLN members serves with Open Door Ministries. Read about their ministry.
A Special Opportunity for Libraries
For 47+ days our entire church family came alongside a family in our church that
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Question about the Fablehaven series
Note the Battle of the Books idea by Debbie DeHart.
Laurie Barnes added a resource.
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Library Ministry with Parents and Graduates in 2026
Let’s share ideas for these special celebrations during May.
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Babs found a new website that helps librarians select books for all ages.
Using Secular Preschool Books to Teach Biblical Themes
Michelle Bradshaw asked Susan Glynn Mute’ for more examples.
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Dr. Paul sent us a FOOTNOTE he wrote in 2009 sharing thoughts about a difficult season in his life while dealing with death. Perhaps his thoughts will be comforting to you as they are for me on a day when one of my closest friends embrac
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What review sites do you use to determine if a book should be added to your library?
Organizing Files: Subjects and Categories
Paul T. Jackson shares his filing subjects and categorie
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We are considering starting a new Church Librarians Network group for those who use Librarika to connect with each other in a useful way. If you are interested in this group, please answer Yes.
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