FFGUMC Library
Fairfield Glade United Methodist Church
The Fairfield Glade United Methodist Church provides an extensive library for
the church community.
The FFGUMC library is a member of the Church and Synagogue Library
Association is open to the community.
FFGUMC library has over 3,000 books in its inventory. Nonfiction, fiction,
children, and juvenile books are found on the shelves of the library. Audio
cassettes, CD’s, videos and DVD’s are also available as well as periodicals and
reference material on a variety of subjects.
Library Location
The library is located in the first room on the left as you enter the Fellowship Hall.
Library Hours
The library is open every day from 8:30 am - 3:00 pm.
Self-checkout is available when the library is open.
For assistance in the library, staff members are available:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30 - 11:00 am
For comments and questions, please email the library staff at
ffgumclibrary@citilink.net. Your email will be answered during the next staffed
day.
Check-out time: Four weeks
Library Co-Chairs: Becky Shovelin; Kay Suttles
New Books
There is a cart specifically designated for the newest books in the library. This
cart can be found outside the library during the hours the library is staffed.
During the unstaffed hours, it is in the library by the desk. There is also a
complete listing of new additions posted on the bulletin board outside the library
and new list for each month on the desk
Catalogue
The inventory of the library is computerized. There is a computer available to
patrons to search by author, title and subject. The computer is not connected to
a printer. In addition, there is a printed copy of all publications in the library
listed by title and author.
Ex Libris Book Club
It meets the first Wednesday of each month at 2:30 pm in the library. A member
of the Club presents a review of a preselected book. A listing of the books to be
reviewed is posted in the library. All are welcome to attend the Book
Club.
the church community.
The FFGUMC library is a member of the Church and Synagogue Library
Association is open to the community.
FFGUMC library has over 3,000 books in its inventory. Nonfiction, fiction,
children, and juvenile books are found on the shelves of the library. Audio
cassettes, CD’s, videos and DVD’s are also available as well as periodicals and
reference material on a variety of subjects.
Library Location
The library is located in the first room on the left as you enter the Fellowship Hall.
Library Hours
The library is open every day from 8:30 am - 3:00 pm.
Self-checkout is available when the library is open.
For assistance in the library, staff members are available:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30 - 11:00 am
For comments and questions, please email the library staff at
ffgumclibrary@citilink.net. Your email will be answered during the next staffed
day.
Check-out time: Four weeks
Library Co-Chairs: Becky Shovelin; Kay Suttles
New Books
There is a cart specifically designated for the newest books in the library. This
cart can be found outside the library during the hours the library is staffed.
During the unstaffed hours, it is in the library by the desk. There is also a
complete listing of new additions posted on the bulletin board outside the library
and new list for each month on the desk
Catalogue
The inventory of the library is computerized. There is a computer available to
patrons to search by author, title and subject. The computer is not connected to
a printer. In addition, there is a printed copy of all publications in the library
listed by title and author.
Ex Libris Book Club
It meets the first Wednesday of each month at 2:30 pm in the library. A member
of the Club presents a review of a preselected book. A listing of the books to be
reviewed is posted in the library. All are welcome to attend the Book
Club.
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As we begin a new year, the Library committee is transitioning to a new leadership team. After many
years of service, Kay Suttles and Becky Shovlin have decided to step down as co-chairs of the
committee. There really are no adequate words to convey our appreciation for their dedication and
hard work. Thanks also to Judith Steepleton for her continuing support and guidance for the
committee.
The new team will be Mary Cover, Suzanne Williams, and Amie McDonald, the computer guru for the
team. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact either Mary (707-5261) or
Suzanne (707-1493).
It takes many hands to keep the library running smoothly and if you are interested in being part of
our committee, please let us know. Our meetings are held on the 4th Monday of the month at 2:00
p.m. in the library. If the meeting time presents a conflict for you and you still would like to help in the
library, we can provide you with the training. Just give Mary or Suzanne a call.
The library is a great resource for supplemental information and guidance for Bible study groups.
We know there are many classes and gatherings, and we offer our assistance. If you lead a class or
small group, please email Suzanne at glw1943@frontiernet.net with your topic of study. We can
provide your group with resources available in the library to enrich your study.
We invite all to stop by and visit the library. Watch for our article in the February Connection, where
we will give you book reviews and the latest news from the library.
years of service, Kay Suttles and Becky Shovlin have decided to step down as co-chairs of the
committee. There really are no adequate words to convey our appreciation for their dedication and
hard work. Thanks also to Judith Steepleton for her continuing support and guidance for the
committee.
The new team will be Mary Cover, Suzanne Williams, and Amie McDonald, the computer guru for the
team. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact either Mary (707-5261) or
Suzanne (707-1493).
It takes many hands to keep the library running smoothly and if you are interested in being part of
our committee, please let us know. Our meetings are held on the 4th Monday of the month at 2:00
p.m. in the library. If the meeting time presents a conflict for you and you still would like to help in the
library, we can provide you with the training. Just give Mary or Suzanne a call.
The library is a great resource for supplemental information and guidance for Bible study groups.
We know there are many classes and gatherings, and we offer our assistance. If you lead a class or
small group, please email Suzanne at glw1943@frontiernet.net with your topic of study. We can
provide your group with resources available in the library to enrich your study.
We invite all to stop by and visit the library. Watch for our article in the February Connection, where
we will give you book reviews and the latest news from the library.
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