The library is open before and after worship services and by special appointment. We are computerized and offer an easy to use lookup station. Drop by and check out our resources.

Why We Exist

The Church library offers a wealth of resources to enrich the lives of the church family and enhance the ministries of the congregation.

We Provide:

• Information
• Inspiration
• Recreation
• Resources for Christian Education

The quality of the library's resources and the effectiveness of its ministry are an indication of the congregation's high level of commitment.

What We Offer

Types of Resources for all ages!

• Books
• Videos
• Books on Tape
• Puppets
• Board Books
• Magazines
• Audio tapes of Sunday services

Materials on many topics, including:

• Bible Reference
• Fiction
• How-to-guides
• Inspirational Biographies
• Mennonite History and Thought
• Nature
• Parenting
• Social Issues
• Spiritual & Personal Growth

And so much more!

Who We Are

The Library Committee consists of a Librarian and two committee members. The Library Committee is dedicated to encouraging the congregation's use of its resources.

Activities are planned year-round to promote reading, such as:

• Newsletter Off the Shelf
• Summer reading program
• Thematic bulletin boards and displays

New Featured Selections

The Library Committee publishes an in-house newsletter about new selections added to our collection. We invite you to view the latest issue of our newsletter, Off the Shelf.

Lost Sons
by Judy Clemens

Fictional character, Detective Stan Windemere’s son, a sailor in the U. S. Navy is missing in Russia. Taking a job in the MCC warehouse, he learns of Clayton Kratz, a non-fictional son who also disappeared in Russia in 1920. Stan and his wife Rose, each in their own way, try to prepare themselves for the truth that Jamie, like Kratz, may never return home. “Offers poignant parallels and probing questions about serving God and country, and conversation between pacifists and military families.” This book is of special interest to those of us who knew the author and her family as former Perkasie Mennonite members.

The Family Song
by Jane Hoober Peifer

Every day the Stranowsky family joyously sang their favorite song. As the family grew they sang even more enthusiastically. When the neighbors joined them the song was sung in different languages simultaneously. Then one day things went haywire - mother was sick, the toilet leaked, a policeman came to the door and the baby wailed. The grumpiest of neighbors demanded they sing “the song” and they did, changing the words to fit the situation. This exuberant bi-racial family reminds readers that God is with them all the time. A CD of the song is included.

The Way Back Home
by Spencer Krane

Spencer Krane, New York attorney, returns to Florida and the town where he grew up when his grandmother suffers a stroke. An intended short stay becomes a longer one as Spencer renews relationships and reconnects with the faith of his childhood. A gentle story of family and friendship starring Julie Harris, Ruby Dee and Michael King. (DVD)