Library

The Christian Education Department is pleased to offer the Richard L. Hopkins Memorial Library as a resource that places words in the hands and hearts of TCBC members and attenders of all ages. Since 1996, the Library's collection has steadily grown in quantity and quality so that it now offers over 3,000 items to the congregation. Books, DVDs, CDs, and even a few old cassettes currently occupy the shelves. You can find a few books that are over 100 years old, as well as some others that were recently penned by authors within the TCBC family. The variety of titles and material types allows the Library to offer something for everyone - from Bible study resources to novels, books on Christian topics and a children’s collection.

The Library is located in the northwest corner of the basement, just off the Fellowship Hall (kitchen end) at TCBC Lincoln. It is open and staffed with volunteers every Sunday morning before and after the morning services. Make the TCBC Library part of your Sunday morning routine.

Easter is Sunday, March 31. Here is a list of Easter resources to be found in the library.

Adults
Paul Meets Muhammad: A Christian - Muslim Debate on the Resurrection by Michael R. Licona
Baker, 175 pages / library location 232.5 Lic

The Passion of Jesus Christ by John Piper
Crossway, 127 pages / library location 232.96 Pip

Bread and Wine: Readings for Lent and Easter by various writers
Plough, 412 pages / library location 242 Plo

Family Celebrations at Easter by Ann Hibbard
Baker, 197 pages / library location 394.23 Hib

Easter in My Heart: Uplifting Stories of Redemption and Hope compiled and edited by Joe Wheeler
WaterBrook, 227 pages / library location Fic Whe

Children (Easter shelf)
Benjamin's Box by Melody Carlson
Zonderkidz,  31 pages

My Lord and My God: Thomas' Incredible Account of Jesus' Resurrection by Calvin Miller
ChariotVictor, 32 pages

The First Easter by Rachel Billington
Eerdmans, 32 pages

My First Story of Easter by Tim Dowley
LionHudson, 24 pages

The Puzzle Club Easter Adventure by Dandi Daley MacKall
Concordia, 80 pages