November 16, 2006
What better way to support the work of students and faculty at St. Nersess Seminary than by donating a book to our library?
The Seminary library has created a Wish List at Amazon.com where you can choose from among scores of books that have been specifically selected by the St. Nersess faculty as desirable additions to our collection.
A Few Clicks to the Library
Go to Amazon.com and select Find Gifts from the menu bar. Then type library@stnersess.edu where it says Find someone's Wish List to see the Seminary's Wish List.
Now choose a book that interests you in your price range and with a few clicks the book will be on its way to St. Nersess and into the hands and minds of our students.
What better way to support the work of students and faculty at St. Nersess Seminary than by donating a book to our library?
The Seminary library has created a Wish List at Amazon.com where you can choose from among scores of books that have been specifically selected by the St. Nersess faculty as desirable additions to our collection.
A Few Clicks to the Library
Go to Amazon.com and select Find Gifts from the menu bar. Then type library@stnersess.edu where it says Find someone's Wish List to see the Seminary's Wish List.
Now choose a book that interests you in your price range and with a few clicks the book will be on its way to St. Nersess and into the hands and minds of our students.
Classical Armenian Texts Plus Theological References
The Seminary's library began with the private collection of the late founder, Abp. Tiran Nersoyan, then grew to include basic reference books for theological education. Besides its diverse holdings, the library devotes special care and attention to Classical Armenian texts in print and possesses a vast collection of Armenian books on microfiche. The collecton also contains a growing number of microfilms of medieval Armenian manuscripts from the Mashdots Matenadaran in Yerevan, the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem and elsewhere.
All donations to St. Nersess are tax deductible. Books will be imprinted with the name of the donor and acknowledged by letter.
To donate a book, follow the steps above or CLICK HERE.
The Seminary's library began with the private collection of the late founder, Abp. Tiran Nersoyan, then grew to include basic reference books for theological education. Besides its diverse holdings, the library devotes special care and attention to Classical Armenian texts in print and possesses a vast collection of Armenian books on microfiche. The collecton also contains a growing number of microfilms of medieval Armenian manuscripts from the Mashdots Matenadaran in Yerevan, the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem and elsewhere.
All donations to St. Nersess are tax deductible. Books will be imprinted with the name of the donor and acknowledged by letter.
To donate a book, follow the steps above or CLICK HERE.
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