Events

The 2018 Pacific Northwest Association of Church Libraries (PNACL) Conference on June 22-23, in Corvallis, Oregon is not to be missed. It will include 9 workshops, round table discussions on many topics of interest to all librarians, and an "author shuffle" where at least 12 authors will be sharing about their books.  These authors and other book vendors will be selling their books at the conference. Keynote Speaker is Melody Carlson. See pnacl.org for a registration form.

Central Alabama Library Workshop
Shoal Creek Baptist Church
Saturday May 5, 2018
13214 Holtville Rd. (Hwy 111)
Deatsville, Al. 36022
8:00 am-3:30 pm

Dear Fellow Librarians,
This library workshop is open to all library workers. We are inviting all workers from any aspect of library work to attend. The workshop is also open to library workers from surrounding states, private schools and public libraries. If you have friends in library work, please share this information and invite them to attend. We w

Reach for the Future

Central Alabama Church Library Workshop

Cost: $5 for lunch

Register with Marty Woodall by email: martybooks1@juno.com

VCLA 60^th Anniversary Kickoff

Disciple Making Through Your Church Library

Guest Conference Leaders:

Morlee Maynard – Lifeway Church Library Ministry Specialist

Carolyn Walker – Lifeway Church Library Ministry Specialist

Allison Maynard – Book Systems, Inc.

Classes Offered

Disciple Making Centers, Selection for Specific Ages, Concourse & Atriuum Classes, Tablet & Internet Safety Class, Classification, Team Building,

Intro to VLC Media Player, Library Administration, Supporting Other Ministries, Prom

LifeWay Church Library Ministry Specialist,  Bev League, will be leading conferences.

REACH FOR THE FUTURE

South Alabama Workshop

Cost: $5 lunch

Register with Anne Edwards: aee1948@yahoo.com

Registration opens at 8:00 AM.

Event starts at 8:30 AM and ends at 3:30 PM.

Conferences will include every aspect of church library work—administration, collection development, processing, book repair including preventive measures, automation with Concourse and Atriuum, promotion of all sorts, and classification and cataloging. Church history, cardmaking, the Cricut machine, origami, and making something useful out of the useless material are also favorites of this conference.

Conference Sche

Fellowship and peer-to-peer discussion for all things related to church libraries. Linda Calvert is our hostess this time.

Doors open at 9:30 - bring your own morning beverage; donuts will be provided. Lunch will also be provided by the church hospitality committee. Please RSVP so adequate lunch dishes can be prepared.

Library Training for all school, public and church library workers.  Come One Come All–Join us for a fun day of learning, fun, fellowship and food. Details including classes offered at www.tnbaptist.org. Just search for library.

Libraries: Caring and Sharing

"And do not forget to do good and to share with others,

for with such sacrifices God is pleased."

Hebrews 13:16 (NIV)

Guest Conference Leaders:

Carolyn Walker & Hope Ferguson from Lifeway and

Allison Maynard from Book Systems, Inc.

Guest Authors:

Jill Baughan and Roberta Damon both from Richmond

Classes:

Concourse training

Library of the Future

How to use Social Media to advertise your library

Promotion Classes

MS Word/Publisher for Marketing your library

Library Administration

How

Library Training for all school, public and church library workers.  Come One Come All–Join us for a fun day of learning, fun, fellowship and food. Details including classes offered at www.tnbaptist.org. Just search for library. Both Hope Ferguson and Carolyn Walker will be with us along with Book Systems.

A one day event filled with learning, laughter and networking.

Our October 6, 2017 Church LIbrary Conference registration is open and may be accessed following this link: 

NEW***ONE DAY SCHEDULE

Four conference tracks and special guest author, Ramona Bridges.  Conference fee includes lunch.  Early Bird Special: register online by August 30, 2017 to save $5.00 off registration.  Register online at:

              http://tinyurl.com/2017CLMSummit 

Come and be blessed.

Theme: A Carnival of Ideas

Library Training for all school, public and church library workers.  Come One Come All–Join us for a fun day of learning, fun, fellowship and food. Details coming soon at www.tnbaptist.org 

Theme: A Carnival of Ideas

Library Training for all school, public and church library workers.  Come One Come All–Join us for a fun day of learning, fun, fellowship and food. Details coming soon at www.tnbaptist.org 

Jubilee! 50th Anniversary Conference: will include a celebration of our history, workshops, authors, and vendors

Join us for the second annual Evangelical Church Library Association Spring Event, starting at 10:30 am: Books on sale, Booktalks, goody bags for everyone! Lunch is available at the Baker Coffee Shop or a local restaurant.

Everyone is invited to Montgomery for a great day of fellowship and learning. Check out the conference session grid: Workshop Sessions and Schedule

For more information and to register by May 4th, email (martybooks1@juno.com) or call Marty Woodall: 334-569- 3854.

http://www.vacla.org

Libraries: Your Ticket to the World

Go out and train everyone you meet, far and near...Matthew 28:19

Conference & Worship Leaders

Allison Maynard, Book Systems, Inc., Carolyn Walker, Lifeway Consultant, Timmy Williamson & Melissa Crouterfield, Worship Leaders, both graduates of Liberty University

Conference Classes Offered:

Concourse & Atriuum (Cataloging, Circulation, Inventory & Reports for both programs), Classification, A New Twist on Bible Literacy, Book Repair, Processing, P

CLABC invites you to "Envision the Future" with us in a day of speakers and workshops.  Theme speaker will be Rev. Cheryl Black, and will address imaginative ways we can reach out to and serve our congregations and the wider communities better in a time of shrinking budgets.  Wynanda Polman will show how to create book reviews to share with other librarians and with the people you serve.  Florence Kaefer, author of "Back to the Red Road"  speaks on her journey to reconciliation with a former stu