Leadership Problems in Theological Libraries

In the age of uncertainty, theological libraries must change from information gatekeepers on academic islands of the past to a culture that is fundamentally collaborative. We librarians can no longer rely on our own expertise stuck in what we have formerly known, with the concept that we have all the answers. Therefore, people need to treat people as people and not as tools to complete a task. People see themselves instead as a collaborator in the great endeavor of librarianship. Even though change is inevitable, the future is always unknown and that is what makes it exciting

Supporting the Changing Research Practices of Religious Studies Researchers

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Free Methodist Studies: Classification and Bibliography

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Innovation in FoKAL Member Institutions

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Christian endeavor collection commemoration

The recording of the commemoration ceremony for the Christian Endeavor collection in the Archives of Asbury Theological Seminary.https://place.asburyseminary.edu/christianendeavorvideos/1003/thumbnail.jp

Christian higher education in Northern India and Nepal as revitalization movements:

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