Roof Memorial Library at Trinity Baptist Church

Why don’t you stop by the library to see the beautiful display cases Ms Ginna created? And while you’re here, come on in and check out a good book!

Do you know we have several books in our collection written by TBC church members? Here are just two, written by Margaret Maxwell and Karl Schank. Also, we’re featuring a book on the history of Camp Paisano, in Alpine, recently mentioned by Pastor Matt.
Speaking of Pastor Matt, we’ve been gifted an inspiring book written by his uncle, Kenneth Hall, titled Road Maps: Directions for Living.
Why don’t you drop by the library to check out some of our great books!

Our Co-Librarian posted this on her Fb page, and after doing a story time for toddlers for a couple of years I can attest to this (and reading to my own)! Thanks for sharing, Cyndie!
https://neurosciencenews.com/language-learning-neurodevelopment-25297/?fbclid=IwAR3vuzbdghXzn16MR8jTeoLp2Q_l064TyeIOf3HHG18zrvI6bE1z4PoVSGI_aem_AfpgXHkmbBBKE7ROK0cHJEcgea470Z1C1l50g3l9OnZuyr-ySzd8fnrt7l60zisahlI

Babies Learn Language Best Through Sing-Song Speech, Not Phonetics - Neuroscience News New research suggests that parents should use sing-song speech, such as nursery rhymes, with their babies, as it aids language development.

Did you know that our very own Dr. Debbie Potter and her son, RC (Chase) Potter wrote a book to go along with the ark mural in the Children’s Center? Trinity’s artist friend Shawn Bridges painted an incredible, life-sized rendering of the interior of Noah’s ark and the animals inside - giving a real feel for what it may have been like to be onboard the ark! Dr. Debbie and Chase added wonderful poetry describing all of the animals featured in the mural.

Want to take a look at their book? Come by the library and check it out! It’s on top of a shelf displayed in our children’s area.
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This is another interesting children’s book based on a true story.

In America during WW11, Japanese Americans were imprisoned in incarceration camps. At a camp in Idaho, a library worker named Tama and a young man named George meet. Love in the Library tells a wrenching and beautiful story of two people who find each other during a time of extreme darkness.

This book is displayed in the children’s area. Come check it out! Thanks to our friends Marjorie and Joe Brake for the donation.

We have some wonderful new books in the library. I think this one is my favorite.

The Oldest Student is a true story about a woman named Mary Walker. Mary was born in 1848, as an enslaved girl in the state of Alabama. From a very young age she worked hard on a plantation, eventually given her freedom along with her family through the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863.

Mary worked hard throughout her life, even after having been given her freedom. She lived for a very long time, and was an interesting person.

I don’t want to give away any of the wonderful things about Mary’s story, but it’s very interesting. Go find the book in our library and read it! I have displayed it in the children’s area on top of the bookshelves.

New librarian at the desk this afternoon! Did you know: a group of librarians is called a Shush? 😌😉📚

Nothing is pleasanter than exploring a library. - Walter Savage Landor
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We are getting close to the end of another wonderful season of story time at the library! Our readers, Cyndie, Carol R. and Carol J., Beth and Ginna, have had so much fun bringing stories to life for the 3 and 4 year olds from Trinity's Parent's Day Out program.
Are you reading to your little one? Our library has a wonderful selection of books for readers of all ages. Come check out a book today! See the catalog link in the comments below to access our collection. Trinity Baptist Church San Antonio

Our library ladies had so much fun reading to our 3 & 4 year old PDO classes every Tuesday this year! The last book they “read” with Miss Ginna this week was The Grey Lady and the Strawberry Snatcher. What fun they had as she took them on a search in our library while “reading” this wordless book.
Thanks to Miss Ginna, Miss Carol R., Miss Sandy F., and Miss Carol J. for sharing your love of reading with our PDO darlings this year.
We hope everyone has a wonderful summer, and DON’T FORGET TO READ! ❤️