Yes, the title of our free little library is a little odd, but it comes from history and you may be able to relate.
A young man named Augustine, once felt pulled in two directions. The truths of Christianity seemed to make sense, but his sinful lifestyle stood in the way.
One day, he fell to his knees, began weeping, and could only manage to pray, “How long, O Lord?”
Augustine then heard some children singing, “Tolle lege, tolle lege.” That’s Latin for “Take up and read.” He went home, began reading the Bible, and his life was never the same.
We offer our little library in hope that you might experience the same grace that changed Augustine from a sinner to a saint.
Bibles
The Bibles are free. If you don’t know where to start reading, we suggest the Gospel of John. If you have a question about something you read, use the form below to contact the Pastor.
Books
All the books are also free. Unlike many little libraries, we do not accept donated materials. Unsolictied additions to the inventory will be removed. Thank you for respecting this rule.
Movies
Please return DVD’s within a week. All movies have been approved as family-friendly, but some conatin themes that may be too dramatic for young children. As always, use discretion.
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Here’s one last thing to consider
We don’t believe in chance and neither should you. God led you to open our little library with good reason. Maybe you need us. On the other hand, maybe we need you. Either way, we thank God for his providence in causing our paths to cross today and trust he will make known his purpose in due time.