The World Council of Churches on 23 September launched the first online digital library covering theology and ecumenism, called GlobeTheoLib. “The time has come to launch a new model of ecumenical sharing of theological resources in order to prepare world Christianity for the 21st century,” said WCC general secretary the Rev. Olav Fykse Tveit.
Registration is free and straightforward. You then have access to 940,328 documents – and can even add your own.
In the comments it would be useful if you mention online libraries that you find useful.
H/T my good e-friend Jane Redmont
I’ve found the Christian Classics Ethereal Library to be very useful. http://www.ccel.org/
Thanks, Toni – that’s exactly the sort of links I hope people will point to. Blessings.
Some sites that I’ve used, include ‘Open Library’,’Read Print’, ‘Project Gutenberg’ and ‘Internet Archive’. ‘Trove’ is also extremely useful, although I’m not sure that it is available outside of Australia.
Great list, thanks Caro.
Thanks for the GlobeTheoLib website. I’ve just had a look at it and it is wonderful. Am going to have a good time exploring it.