Lexington Theological Seminary Library

Katie Wolsky with her own artistic creation of a library display on Forgiveness in support of the F Word traveling exhibit at Lexington Theological Seminary.

http://www.kentucky.com/news/local/education/article104113891.html It's still not too late to contribute to Crop Walk.

Annual CROP Walk raises money, awareness of local hunger, poverty The annual CROP Walk through downtown raises money and awareness of both local and global poverty and hunger issues. This year is the event’s 25th, and organizers hope to raise $25,000.

Just a reminder. Don’t forget to support Dolores Yilibuw when she walks to help alleviate hunger in our local community and in the world. You can find more information about Crop Walk 2016 on this link. https://www.crophungerwalk.org/lexingtonky/doloresyilibuw You can donate through the website or by writing a check to Woodland Christian Church. If you mail a check to the church please write Crop Walk/Dolores in the memo. Checks can be mailed to:
Woodland Christian Church
530 E High St,
Lexington, KY 40502

Dolores Yilibuw - Greater Lexington (KY) CROP Hunger Walk

The JOY group from Woodland Christian Church in Lexington, KY, visited Lexington Theological Seminary last week for a tour of the seminary and the seminary library. Everyone was excited to see the resources available for use by our faith communities. If your group wishes to tour the library please contact us.

http://woodlandchristianlex.org/Story_Feb_2013_Deel_family.htm

A member of the JOY group was our volunteer cataloger Nancy McKenney (in the blue dress). Nancy is retired from the library at Eastern Kentucky University, and we are blessed to have her cataloging expertise.