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Library Book Club – July 25

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Next Library Book Club Meeting Is July 25. The Reformation Library Book Club meets quarterly to discuss a range of classic and current fiction and non-fiction. Meetings start at 7:00

Library Blog – April 2017

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BIBLIOTHERAPY: FINDING HELP IN BOOKS Using reading materials as a resource for dealing with life’s challenges – “bibliotherapy”– is the theme of our recent Library Bulletin Board, titled “New Year

Book Club Schedule

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WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT? COME TO A LIBRARY BOOK CLUB MEETING The Reformation Library Book Club meets quarterly to discuss a range of classic and current fiction and nonfiction.

Reformation Library Book Club

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Tuesday, October 18, 7pm in the Alyce Thompson Room. Book: Secret Chord by Geraldine Brooks. Peeling away the myth to bring the Old Testament’s King David to life in the

Book Club meets July 19th

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REFORMATION LIBRARY BOOK CLUB Tuesday, July 19, 7:00 p.m. Alyce Thompson Room Book: Gray Mountain, by John Grisham. The year is 2008 and Samantha Kofer’s career at a huge Wall

April 2016 Book Reviews and Featured Author

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BOOK REVIEW Me Before You and After You by JoJo Moyes Each of these books can stand alone as a story of finding purpose and identity despite the profound challenges

Library Blog April 2016

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Reading Transforms Us…or 5 Good Reasons to Read a Book In our busy lives, finding the time to sit down and sink into a good book is tough. Yet brain

Library Blog March 2016

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READING IS FUNDAMENTAL…TO LENT Taking time to read is a time-honored Lenten practice. As St. Benedict instructed in his Rule, “During this time of Lent each is to receive a

Book Club: April 19th, 7pm

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All are welcome to the next evening book club discussion. The book is A Man Called Ove by Frederick Backman. A debut novel from a Swedish writer, Goodreads calls it

Library Blog February 2016

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What’s a Library Good For? Quite a lot it appears: “The library…is a passport to wonders and miracles, glimpses into other lives, religions, experiences, the hopes and dreams and strivings