VCLA Spring Conference is less than 2 months away. "Lighting the Path to Church Library Ministry" is April 15-17 at Eagle Eyrie Baptist Conference Center, Lynchburg VA. We have Bev League from Lifeway, Bill Jones from Book Systems, Inc., Kary Barth from KAPCO, Maxine Bersch-Lovern guest author from TX and Timmy Williamson guest worship leader from Lynchburg. Conference details are available on our website www.vacla.org and registration at www.eagleeyrie.org. March 31 is the deadline for discounted program fees. After that date the program fee goes to $40 for everyone.
Upcoming promotional dates that church libraries might considering promoting:
Wednesday, March 2 - National Read Across America Day
April 10-16 - National Library Week - "Libraries Transform" is the theme
VCLA Fall Conference is coming up next weekend Oct. 10 @ North Run Baptist Church, Richmond, VA. Early registration ends Sept. 30. We will continue to accept registrations and walk-ins the day of the conference. In order to guarantee meals your registration must be received by Mon. Oct. 5. Conference information and registration are on our webstie www.vacla.org
VA Church Library Association had 65+ in attendance for our Spring Conference in Lynchburg. We were thrilled to have North Carolina librarians join us for "Hand in Hand - Libraries Without Borders". We welcomed librarians from Maryland, too! Great workshop leaders and great fellowship. Looking forward to our Fall Conference on Oct. 9-10 at North Run Baptist Church in Richmond. Keep reading!
Hi, I am the church librarian at Mt. Pleasant Baptist in Colonial Heights. I am new to not only this site, but librarianing in general . I saw that there are area mentors, and I would love any help with getting our library ministry organized and MINISTERING (instead of just existing, collecting dust, and marching towards obsoleteness). Colonial Heights is about 15 miles south of Richmond.
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VCLA Spring Conference is less than 2 months away. "Lighting the Path to Church Library Ministry" is April 15-17 at Eagle Eyrie Baptist Conference Center, Lynchburg VA. We have Bev League from Lifeway, Bill Jones from Book Systems, Inc., Kary Barth from KAPCO, Maxine Bersch-Lovern guest author from TX and Timmy Williamson guest worship leader from Lynchburg. Conference details are available on our website www.vacla.org and registration at www.eagleeyrie.org. March 31 is the deadline for discounted program fees. After that date the program fee goes to $40 for everyone.
Upcoming promotional dates that church libraries might considering promoting:
Wednesday, March 2 - National Read Across America Day
April 10-16 - National Library Week - "Libraries Transform" is the theme
May 2-8 - National Children's Book Week
VCLA Fall Conference is coming up next weekend Oct. 10 @ North Run Baptist Church, Richmond, VA. Early registration ends Sept. 30. We will continue to accept registrations and walk-ins the day of the conference. In order to guarantee meals your registration must be received by Mon. Oct. 5. Conference information and registration are on our webstie www.vacla.org
VA Church Library Association had 65+ in attendance for our Spring Conference in Lynchburg. We were thrilled to have North Carolina librarians join us for "Hand in Hand - Libraries Without Borders". We welcomed librarians from Maryland, too! Great workshop leaders and great fellowship. Looking forward to our Fall Conference on Oct. 9-10 at North Run Baptist Church in Richmond. Keep reading!
will need to bookmark our page now.
VA always has a great conference and I'm pleased that NC could join you this year. Praying that you will have a great time together!
Enjoying our Spring Conference in Lynchburg. We combined this year with NC!
We use it- I'm in Richmond, VA.
My website is up and running with two blogs already posted. It is www.maxinebersch.com
Be sure and visit me and tell everyone about the site! Luv. Mackie
Hi, I am the church librarian at Mt. Pleasant Baptist in Colonial Heights. I am new to not only this site, but librarianing in general . I saw that there are area mentors, and I would love any help with getting our library ministry organized and MINISTERING (instead of just existing, collecting dust, and marching towards obsoleteness). Colonial Heights is about 15 miles south of Richmond.
I was in a church yesterday where they just had a large plastic tote on top of a table outside the door. It had a sign on it saying book return.
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