Editorial

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Of Making Many Books There is No End ... and Much Cataloguing Wearies the Body

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Let My People Know!: Towards a Revolution in the Teaching of the Hebrew Bible

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Interfaith Dialogue and Theological Schools

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Interfaith Dialogue and Löhe Memorial Library

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Shifting the Library Paradigm: The Role of Cultural Intelligence on Tomorrow

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Responding to Multicultural Challenges: Camden Theological Library

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Cultural Intelligence: A New Zealand Perspective

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Beginning Ebooks: Vose Seminary’s Experience So Far

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eBooks@Flinders: Patron-Driven Acquisition and eBooks Research Project

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Free Theological/Biblical Resources on the Web

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From Synopsis to the Shelf

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From T.T. Reed’s Colonial Gentlemen to Trove: Rediscovering Anglican Clergymen in Australia’s Colonial Newspapers

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Of Volunteers There is No End!

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Librarians Never Retire!

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The Human Factor: Volunteers in Libraries

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Especially Special: Why Theological Libraries and Librarians Are So Special

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And Much Information Wearies the Body

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Pin Your Library

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Conference Summary

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Jeanette Little Scholarship Scheme Recipient Report: Developments in Pacific Libraries and Issues Faced

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Conference Summary

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Contributors

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Full Text - Number 11 (2013)