A volunteer grandparent approached me today to provide assistance and input to
organize their church library. Denomination is methodist if I am correct. I do not
attend the church and that needs clarification. I would like to correspond with
anyone who has done this off the list. I have some questions. At this point I am
looking for the simple routines and practices of a small (church) library. One
puzzler is the subject headings/organization/arrangement a.k.a. "cataloging" for a
church library. I do not have a Dewey or Sears book. I wonder if there are
alternate routes other than Dewey or Sears. Also, circulation of church library
materials is an area where I need to have information to provide. I have looked in
the lm net archives and pulled messages from that source. In the archives, I came
across cataloging resources specifically for church libraries. I would welcome
updates to those sources and contanct information.
I did not commit to this project yet. Right now, I am doing my research/fact
finding / "homework"
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise with this. I sincerely appreciate
it. Please reply to me off the list.
Robert Joyce
rajoyce59@verizon.net
Virginia
School Librarian/Library Media Specialist
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