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Coordinator for Educational Resources

Phone
585-242-0099
Address
1190 Winton Rd S
Rochester, NY 14618-2244 [ map ]
Hours
Mon & Thu: 9am–3pm
Tue: 1pm–6pm
Wed & Fri: 9am–Noon
Resource Center 24-hour dropbox

The Resource Center is always open for self-service when the Presbytery Office is open. You may return items 24-hours-a-day using the drop-box in the door facing Winton Rd.

Batavia Satellite Office

We have opened a satellite office in Batavia, First, to make a second digital projector, laptop computer and other multimedia resources more easily available to our southern and western congregations. Learn more…


Resource Center Mission

Under the guidance of the Congregational Ministries committee, the Resource Center supports, equips and encourages the mission and ministry of the congregations in the Presbytery.

As a partner in ministry, the Center offers a wide variety of materials to be borrowed free of charge, and services of personal assistance, research and guidance.

Who Can Use the Resource Center?

  • Pastors
  • Youth Leaders
  • Church School Teachers
  • Elders and Deacons
  • Committee Chairs
  • Worship Leaders
  • Adult Ed Leaders
  • Parents and Children

What Can You Do at the Resource Center?

  • Study materials
  • Consult with staff about resource needs
  • Preview video possibilities
  • Borrow Resources
  • Participate in occasional training opportunities
  • Visit with a committee from your congregation

What Will You Find at the Resource Center?

  • Books
  • Videos
  • Periodicals
  • Curriculum
  • Games
  • Laptop Computer
  • Computer Projector
  • Digital Camcorder
  • TV
  • VCR
  • Screens
  • Badge-a-Minit

What’s On Our Shelves at the Resource Center?

  • Bible and Theology
  • Education and Nurture
  • Stewardship
  • Redevelopment and Evangelism
  • Leadership Training
  • Church Seasons
  • Spirituality
  • Teacher Training
  • Youth Activities
  • Mission
  • Peacemaking
  • Social Issues
  • Worship
  • Ecumenism

Resource Center
Equipping You for Ministry!

Book Donation Drive

Used books in good condition will be accepted at the Resource Center[ map ]

Resource Saturday

May 17
Global Climate Change—What Can We Do About It?

Christian Educators’ Brown Bag Lunch
Week of May 5–9

Educator Certification Course Human & Faith Development with Cindy Kissel-Ito

New Presbyterian Hymnal Committee Forming!

The Presbyterian Publishing Corporation, in consultation with the Presbyterian Association of Musicians and the Office of Theology and Worship, is currently accepting applications for the new Hymnal Committee.

Persons with a deep love for the song of the church, who can think theologically about music and musically about theology, who have experience in worship planning and leadership, who are able to work collegially, and who are able to make a commitment to attend all meetings of the Hymnal Committee are encouraged to apply.

Candidates under the age of twenty-five are encouraged to apply. See http://www.ppcbooks.com/hymnal.asp

What’s New?

Recent addtions to our collections are now on their very own page.

Special Collections

With over 3,600 titles in our collection, sometimes it’s easier to look at just a few things at at time. Here are several lists of materials pertaining to a particular topic:

Book Reviews

Book CoverSimply In Season by Mary Beth Lind and Cathleen Hockman-West

Simply in Season is a community cookbook about good food: foods that are fresh, nutritious, tasty and in rhythm with the seasons… Simply in Season is also a cookbook about the complex web of factors that brings food to our plates. [ Read more… ]

Book CoverThe Christian and the Pharisee by R. T. Kendall and David Rosen

The Christian and the Pharisee represents a different and, to my mind, a more authentic approach to dialogue between Jews and Christians. Rabbi David Rosen, the Pharisee of the book’s title, and J. R. Kendall, the Christian, are both theological traditionalists within their respective religions. Rosen is an Orthodox Jew and Kendall is an evangelical Protestant. They debate about faith and scripture because these matters are not peripheral but central to each participant’s understanding of religion. [ Read more… ]

Those overdue postcards work! Just ask Rod Frohman!Overdue materials

Materials may be borrowed for three weeks. Ask ahead if you require more time.

You don’t have to wait for an overdue notice. We’d like to see you a little more often than this!

You may return items 24-hours-a-day using the drop-box in the door at the end of the building facing Winton Rd.

The Bible in Braille

The Bible in English Braille Grade Two is now available to borrow from the Resource Center.

Using the Resource Center

Rod Frohman returns materialsLending Policies

Policies Governing Use of Audio-Visual Equipment

Donations

If you plan on making a donation of new or used books, kindly consult with the coordinator prior to the purchase or delivery of materials.

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