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Digital Library

A working theological library, built shelf by shelf.

The library holds material the College produces, work in the public domain, openly licensed scholarship and links to approved external resources. It will never host a copyrighted book because a copy can be found online.

Subject shelves

Each shelf is organised around what the College teaches, so a reading list on a module points at a real place in the library. Counts are shown honestly — the collection is being assembled.

The collection is being assembled. Lecture notes, study guides, reading lists, PLC papers and approved open-access works are catalogued and published here as faculty complete them. Search and filtering open with the first holdings, so that the search box always returns real material.

Who can read what

Every holding carries an access level. Restricted material is protected by the College's secure system, not hidden by the website.

Public
Open to any visitor, with no sign-in.
PLC students
Released to authenticated PLC students through the Digital Campus.
Programme or cohort
Restricted to learners registered on the relevant programme or cohort.
Faculty
Teaching material held for authorised lecturers.

Material the library holds

  • PLC lecture notes
  • PLC research paper
  • Article
  • Reading list
  • Open-access book
  • Public-domain book
  • Video
  • Audio
  • Presentation
  • Study guide
  • Bibliography
  • Approved external resource

Search and filtering

Once holdings exist, readers can search and narrow by:

  • Title
  • Author
  • Topic
  • Academic area
  • Resource type
  • Language
  • Programme
  • Module
  • The College hosts only material it owns, material in the public domain, openly licensed work, or work it has permission to distribute.
  • Copyrighted books are never uploaded. Where a book is required reading, the library links to the publisher, seller or a library holding.
  • Every holding records its source, publisher and licence.
  • Biblical text is quoted with the translation named and its permissions respected.