FBCF Library: CHECK US OUT!

 

Members and guests are invited to use our resources and "check us out"! There are approximately 9,000 books in our collection and there is something for everyone. If you think you want it, chances are, we've got. Just stop by to browse, or give us a call and we'll check on a specific book for you. The FBCF Media Library is located in the educational building A, just down from Fellowship Hall and is open on Sunday mornings and evenings, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and other days during the week. You can e-mail the Library at or call at (281) 482-7573.

 

Children's Books

We have "board" books for our youngest children, lots of books for children who love to have someone read to them, and books for beginning readers. We have a large number of Newbery Medal books and Bluebonnet Books for elementary age readers, as well as, Bible study and Bible story books, biographies, poetry, books with ideas for science fair projects, and good fiction.

 

Youth & Adult Books

Youth and adults will find an extensive section of Bible study helps with Bible handbooks, concordances, commentaries, and books on many topics. Books on prayer, devotions, living the Christian life, missions, and church history are available. Marriage, family, raising children, managing finances, cooking, travel, and history books are included in our collection. A wide assortment of biographies is available for readers. Our large collection of fiction draws many readers and includes books by Blackstock, Bunn, Dekker, Henderson , Hill, Karon, LaHaye, Morris, Oke, Rivers, Thoene, and Wick.

 

Videos

In addition to books, the FBCF Media Library has over 800 videos for all ages. Bible stories, VeggieTales, fairy tales, sing-along-songs, and cartoons are popular with our younger patrons. McGee and Me, Disney movies, adventure stories, musicals, Bible stories, a series on cults, and many other topics are available for older viewers. DVD's are currently being added to our collection. New items of all types are added on a continual basis.