The St. Luke’s Dokmo Memorial Library is open to all members of our congregation. We provide resources for children and adults that strengthen the educational work of the congregation, increase understanding of our faith, enrich our worship life, provide information on social issues and deepen our relationship with Jesus Christ.
The Dokmo Library is open Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings.
Search the St. Luke’s library catalog online.
Bring your coffee and spend some time in the Library. You will find treasures that you did not know were there and that you find nowhere else. Take home a good book today! We have something for everyone: good fiction, inspirational literature, devotional books, self-help books and books that deal with issues of our time. We have books for children, teens as well as adults, We have reference books and hymnals. We also have archival materials.
NEWS FROM THE LIBRARY:
Come join us at the Library Open House during the Adult Forum hour, between the services, on May 20. Discover what’s new and exciting in our resources and services. Learn how to find and check out a book or other item of interest to you. It’s a cosy comfortable space with lot’s of reading opportunities.
The Christopher Churchmouse Classics help children learn about Christian living. Christopher Churchmouse unwittingly instructs his listeners as they run, skate, and bounce along with him on his adventures. His stories delight and instruct children in the lessons of friendship, responsibility, and more. Check out The White Trail, Saved by the Bell, A Sunday Surprise, and three other titles in this delightful scripture-based collection.
ONLINE JOURNALS:
The Lutheran, the monthly news magazine of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Journal of Lutheran Ethics, is a free, bi-monthly online publication living out the Lutheran tradition of addressing social issues theologically, in conversation with Christian ethics and political theology.
Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life seeks to promote a deeper understanding of issues at the intersection of religion and public affairs. The Pew Forum conducts surveys, demographic analyses and other social science research on important aspects of religion and public life in the U.S. and around the world.
We invite you to consider helping your church library grow and improve:
- You may wish to donate a book or consider purchasing a book from our wish list
- You may wish to honor or memorialize a loved one with a gift in his or her name.
- You may wish to contribute funds toward supplies or equipment needed for the library.
Contact the Library Team or the church office for more information about how you can help. (847) 852-6659 e-mail
