Books play a vital role in a seminary education. Books help students grow in their appreciation of God, knowledge of His word, and understanding of the world they are called to serve. Books provide access to new ways of thinking, expand knowledge, and provide ways to go beyond the classroom. They also provide access to thoughts from other parts of the world and other moments in time. Even in an increasingly digital age, print books remain a vital part of the seminary curriculum. (To learn more about our digital resources, see Biblio Tech). 

However, most majority world libraries are outdated, undersized, and under-resourced.

Theological Book Network answers this challenge by acquiring, curating, and delivering high-quality theological text to resource schools as they equip leaders for the church and Society. Given most school’s acquisition budgets, a pallet of books (1200 volumes, valued at more than $32,000) is the equivalent of decades of book-by-book purchases. A pallet of high-quality books as a generational impact on a majority world theological library

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Whether you are an institution seeking library support, or a donor seeking to enhance the impact of theological training in the Majority World, we invite you to partner with us.