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When was the last time you did this? FBC library has some great books to share with all age groups.
01/23/2024

When was the last time you did this? FBC library has some great books to share with all age groups.

Sign up your child (and even yourself) for the Reading Bingo and then enjoy reading together.
05/28/2023

Sign up your child (and even yourself) for the Reading Bingo and then enjoy reading together.

It’s on the second floor of the church. Come see what good reading you will find. And join the Reading Bingo!
05/18/2023

It’s on the second floor of the church. Come see what good reading you will find. And join the Reading Bingo!

Get your patron number and become a “citizen” of your church library.
02/20/2023

Get your patron number and become a “citizen” of your church library.

02/08/2023

Have you made use of the library Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC)
Patrons can now access the library catalog by going to the church website (fbcparis.com) and then clicking on menu in the upper left corner and then ministries and finally library catalog. You still need your patron number and password which you can get from a library team member or email the library at [email protected] and ask for it.
If you don’t have a patron number yet, stop by the library cart and fill out the information form and you will be assigned one.
The library team hopes you will enjoy searching for just the right book to check out.

So make it a good Christian book and then three things exist : God, you, and a book reinforcing your faith.
01/26/2023

So make it a good Christian book and then three things exist : God, you, and a book reinforcing your faith.

01/18/2023

Here’s a good reason to start reading fiction according to Joel C. Rosenberg in one of his recent newsletters.

“I love how really well-written novels and nonfiction books can transport me out of my own world, my own culture, my own time, and into one so different, so foreign, and so compelling.
My wife’s favorite novel is Exodus by Leon Uris. She reads it once every year or two. After years of being way too busy, I finally read it and absolutely loved it as well. A classic work of historical fiction, Exodus swept me away from my twenty-first-century life here in Israel back to the days after World War II, after the horrors of the Holocaust, as Jews are streaming into what was then known as the British Mandate for Palestine. Forging compelling characters and writing with vivid, colorful language, Uris transports me into a world where the nation-state of Israel is being prophetically reborn. It’s a world of terror, political intrigue, outright war—and one of the best love stories I’ve ever read. Sure, I’ve read lots of history books about the re-creation of the Jewish state, but Exodus was so much more fun and compelling than any of them because I got to feel like I was really there.”

It doesn’t have to be historic or a thriller, it can be about “ordinary” life or life based on a biblical character. You can experience a character as they face the struggles of life similar to what you experience and see how their growing faith or new faith guides them through. If you haven’t read Christian fiction, give it a try - I bet you will be hooked. B. Moss

A new series by Lauraine Snelling - Leah’s Garden. Find this title and more by Snelling by searching the library’s OPAC.
10/20/2022

A new series by Lauraine Snelling - Leah’s Garden. Find this title and more by Snelling by searching the library’s OPAC.

The newest from Lynn Austin. Find it and more titles by her when you search using the library’s OPAC.
10/20/2022

The newest from Lynn Austin. Find it and more titles by her when you search using the library’s OPAC.

The second book of the Dead Sea Chronicles has just been released. Reserve these on the library catalog - OPAC.
09/15/2022

The second book of the Dead Sea Chronicles has just been released. Reserve these on the library catalog - OPAC.

Newly published guide that will help you make sense of our world and of our lives. Reserve it on the library’s OPAC.
09/15/2022

Newly published guide that will help you make sense of our world and of our lives. Reserve it on the library’s OPAC.

A timely book about an important topic.
09/15/2022

A timely book about an important topic.

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340 E. Kaufman
Paris, TX
75460

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