Everett Library
Union-PSCE at Charlotte students are encouraged to use the resources provided by the William Smith Morton Library.
William Smith Morton Databases
Listed at this website are all the online databases for theological studies that are available through the William Smith Morton Library in Richmond. They are password protected so Union students will need to use their Union username and password. Call David Mayo 704.337.2589 if you need assistance.
Everett Library Resources
Bible Reference
This online resource is a searchable library of Bible, liturgy and preaching reference materials such as: The New Interpreter's Bible Commentary, Abingdon New Testament Commentary, Preaching the Revised Common Lectionary, A History of Christian Thought, vols. 1-3; plus resources for prayers, children's sermons and illustrations.
Biblical and Theological Resources LibGuide
This libguide -- created by David Mayo, the theological librarian -- is designed to assist the theological student in finding and organizing extensive amounts of library resources for a biblical exegesis paper as well as locating suggested resources for research and writing styles on the seminary level . All of the print resources can be found in Everett Library. More subject areas and electronic resources will be added to this guide in the near future.
Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad Logon)
Can't find what you're looking for in Everett Library? Request what you need through Interlibrary Loan.
Journal Finder
Search Everett Library's collection of newspapers, journals, and magazines.
WorldCat
A union catalogue of books, videos, musical scores, archival resources, maps, periodicals, and other materials held by U.S. and international libraries.
Charlotte Theological Library Consortium
http://www.atla.com/ctlc/ctlc.html
The Charlotte Theological Library Consortium (CTLC) was begun to allow greater resource sharing amongst the various schools with theology and/or religion programs in the Piedmont area of North Carolina. This link will take you to the consortium website which lists all the participating schools, giving information on each school with a link to each school. This is particularly helpful to our out of town students who would benefit from a theological library closer to them.
Web Resources
Care must be taken in searching for information on the Internet. Unlike both the print resources found in the library and the electronic databases provided by the library, freely available Internet resources have not necessarily been published by reputable academic publishers nor have they been selected by librarians with expertise in their subject area. Nearly anything can be posted on a website, and just because it is available online does not mean it is valid or authoritative. Therefore, time has been taken to list a few of the more reputable websites.
This collection -- a collection of the greats in Christian theology, spirituality, hymnody, and fiction -- makes classic literature available for study. It also contains reference materials for Bible study. Alternate formats are available for many of the texts.
This page provides a vast list of annotated Internet resources relating to biblical and theological studies. The intention is to give an indication of the range of resources available on the Internet.
This is a large collection put together by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese. There are works from many of the major saints of the Church that contain writings on theology, spiritual guidance, sermons, church history, liturgy, and hermeneutics.
David Mayo, a theological librarian, has compiled numerous websites on important religious and theological subjects such as Biblical Studies, Christian Literature, Worship Resources, Church Studies, Spirituality, and Theologians. This pathfinder contains websites from many different internet resources on those subjects above and more.
This web site, in existence since 1995, focuses on free internet resources of use to researchers involved in the academic study of religion. It contains bibliographies, images, indexes, texts as well as information on world religions, denominations, and various religious subjects.
The extensive site is arranged by topics. It analyzes and highlights important content of religion-related websites to speed research. Links are provided not only to homepages but to major directories & documents within.
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