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Welcome to Native American Bible College Library

The Native American Bible College Library is a major source of information for

theological study and research serving the needs of the faculty and students

of the college. In keeping with the Purpose Statement of Native American Bible

College, the Mission of the Library is to provide the bibliographic resources,

research services, and the study environment necessary to support the

academic and related educational programs offered by Native American Bible

College to equip Christians, particularly Native American Christians, to be

effective in ministry to God, the Church, and the world.

Located at the south end of the Administration Building, the NABC Library houses

over 23,000 volumes (books, serials, sound and video recordings), CD-ROMs, and

vertical files. Approximately two thirds of the library materials are in the religion

category. A vast array of information is also available to NABC Library patrons via

the Internet, accessible through 4 patron computer stations in the library. Internet

resources may be accessed via links on the NABC Library Links to Internet Resources  and the NABC Library Government Information Web pages.

Although students of all ethnic backgrounds are welcome at Native American Bible

College, the college was founded for the purpose of and has a special interest in

serving the Native American population. Hence, the Library houses a special

Native American Collection.

The facilities are conducive to study, all areas of the library are handicapped

accessible, and the building itself is centrally located on the campus.

Although the Library is primarily for the use of the faculty, staff, and students of

Native American Bible College, with the approval of the college president or the

library director, external users with a demonstrated need to consult the collections

and local clergy of any Christian faith may register for onsite use of the collection,

without borrowing privileges. The faculty, staff, and students have priority in the

use of materials, equipment, staff assistance, service, and seating.

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