• We'll be closed Monday May 27 for Memorial Day.

  • Over 400 church and relgious body histories have been digitized and mapped. You can access this collection using this Interactive Map.

  • More than 1,900 documents of religious bodies in North Carolina are available at: Religion in North Carolina through a collaborative project between Duke, UNC Chapel Hill, Wake Forest and over 200 other libraries and archives

  • Duke Divinity Library hosted a reception for new resources selected and purchased through the Seminary Stewardship Alliance grant. Check out the new Creation Care Resource guide.

  • The library contains almost 400,000 volumes, with almost 700 subscriptions to scholarly periodicals and a wealth of information via 100 electronic databases in religion.

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Free access to the ATLA Religion Database? Book checkout privileges in the Divinity School library? Sound good? The Duke University Libraries and the Duke University Alumni Association have worked together to provide access to a set of...