On 8 Jan 2004 at 9:09, Rita Herl wrote:
> My question: How does one go about getting the "official" (for want of
> a better word) resource of each religion without asking individual
> students to provide them?
When I was updating our library's denominations and religions
section a while ago, I contacted the pastor/rabbi/priest/etc. of various local
congregations. They were usually more than
pleased to offer pamphlets and suggest books. Some of them
even donated a book (or several!) themselves.
Kathryn
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Kathryn Frech, Librarian
Seton Catholic Central H.S.,
Binghamton, NY USA
kfrech@syrdiocese.org
http://www.tier.net/~scclibrary/
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