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Library
Library Notes
New books:
The Shape of Mercy—Susan Meissner
Secrets from an ancestor’s diary—”a haunting story.”
Until we Reach Home—Lynn Austin
“Only in crossing a seemingly endless ocean will they find the true meaning of Love,Truth, and Home.”
Washington’s Lady—Nancy Moser
“ She dreams of a quiet life with her beloved George”
The Centurion’s Wife—Bumm and Oke
“A sweeping saga of the dramatic events surrounding the birth of Christianity.”
The Outsider—Ann H Gabhart
A story from Harmony Hill Shaker community in 1807.
Dewey—Vicki Myron
“The small town library cat.”
Our Library
The Bigfork Community United Methodist Church has over 700 books in its cozy library. These books are arranged in the following categories:
Bible Study, Bibles, Biblical Fiction, Biblical women, Biography, By & About Women, Christian Authors, Christian History, Christian Mysteries, Christian Reference, Christmas, Cookbooks, Devotional, Easter, Family Life, God's Creatures, Grief & Loss, Historical Westerns, Humor, Methodist Heritage, Novels, Poetry, Religions of the World, Religious Fiction, and Theology
Librarian - B. Mathews
DVD's
Chariots Of Fire [DVD] (1981)
Based on a true story, the winner of 1981's Best Picture Oscar is an exciting human study of two British runners--one a devout Christian missionary, the other a nouveau-riche Jewish Cambridge student--who compete in the 1924 Olympic Games. Stellar performances from Ben Cross, Ian Charleson, and Ian Holm and a spectacular score by Vangelis highlight this exhilarating drama. 124 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, French Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish, French; deleted scenes; audio commentary; interview; "making of" documentary; documentary; theatrical trailer. Two-disc set.
Amazing Grace [DVD] (2006)
Amazing Grace, from acclaimed director, Michael Apted, tells the inspiring story of how one man's passion and perseverance changed the world. Based on the true-life story of William Wilberforce (Gruffudd), a leader of the British abolition movement, the film chronicles his epic struggle to pass a law to end the slave trade in the late 18th century. Along the way, Wilberforce meets intense opposition from members of Parliament who feel the slave trade is tied to the stability of the British Empire. Several friends, including Wilberforce's minister, John Newton (Finney), a reformed slave ship captain who penned the beloved hymn Amazing Grace, urge him to see the cause through. Rated PG. Approx. 111 Minutes.
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The Sermons of John Wesley
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