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The Charlotte Campus Library is a two-story library of 30,000 plus volumes that serves commuter and virtual seminary students, faculty, and staff, local clergy, Christian educators, members of Sharon Presbyterian Church, and other churches in the Charlotte region. As a gathering place for its non-resident students, the library encourages them to use the space by providing several lounge areas with comfortable furniture for taking breaks and hosting study groups. It also provides space for small to medium sized classes to meet in person or virtually, and serves as overflow space streaming worship services and other chapel-based events.

Our Library Staff

Chris Bates
Charlotte Campus Librarian

Thomas Agbemenou
Library Assistant

LaDonna Harrison
Library Assistant

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New Books in the Charlotte Library

What about the Children? by Nicole Doyley; Tasha Jun (Foreword by)

Authentic Christian Freedom: Deconstructing the American Gospel of Liberty by Elizabeth Hinson-Hasty

Affordable Housing in Charlotte by Tom Hanchett

A Textual Commentary on the Greek New Testament (UBS6) by H. A. G. Houghton

A Queer Lectionary by Peter Carlson (Editor)

Cultivating Competence by Sarah B. Drummond

Preaching in a Post-Truth World by Mike Glenn

Preaching and Social Issues by Leah D. Schade; Lisa L. Thompson (Foreword by)

Things in Nature Merely Grow by Yiyun Li

Christian Theology by Alister E. McGrath; Matthew J. Thomas

African Americans and Religious Freedom by Rahmah Abdulaleem; Corey Walker (Editor); Suzan Johnson Cook; Sabrina Dent (Editor); Sharon Grant; Faith Harris; William Lamar; Keisha Wilson; Teresa Smallwood; Eric Williams

Disenfranchised Grief by Kenneth J. Doka

From Pulpit to Public Square by Richard W. Voelz

Slavery in Early Christianity by Jennifer A. Glancy

Listening to the Spirit by Aaron Stauffer

Women and the Reformations by Merry E. Wiesner-Hanks

True to Our Native Land, Second Edition by Brian K. Blount (Editor); Gay L. Byron (Editor); Emerson B. Powery (Editor)

The Black Girl Survives in This One by Desiree S. Evans (Editor); Saraciea J. Fennell (Editor); Tananarive Due (Introduction by)

Empowered to Repair - Becoming People Who Mend Broken Systems and Heal Our Communities by Brenda Salter Mcneil

What Makes Us Unique?

The current library opened as a key part of the Thomas W. Currie, III Academic Hall on the multibuilding campus of Sharon Presbyterian Church in 2012. The two-story library has a circulating collection of materials downstairs and a reference (building use-only) collection upstairs along with study and research tables in the spacious and airy Edward W. Newberry Reference Room.

When Charlotte campus began at Queens University in 2002, seminary books were offered as a part of the collection at Queens’ Everett Library. With additional space in the new Currie Building, the library has increased its physical collection, but also relies on online and virtual materials as well to support students who are on campus less frequently.

Getting Here

5141 Sharon Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28210

980-636-1700

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