The James L. Stamps Theological Library, located in the Duke Academic Complex, houses the university library collections in the areas of biblical studies, theology, philosophy, Church history, and ethics.
The collection numbers approximately 60,000 volumes, including a specialized denominational collection reflecting the rich traditions of the university’s Christian heritage, and is supplemented through several consortial arrangements.
The Stamps Theological Library is an institutional member of the American Theological Library Association (ATLA) and a member of the regional Southern California Theological Library Association (SCATLA) consortium.
The Denominational Collection is housed in the Stamps Theological Library. It contains both current and historical materials about denominations with historic ties to the university, including the Church of God – Anderson, Free Methodist, Friends, Holiness, and Salvation Army traditions.
Don't know where to start your research? This guide compiles core ebook resources used most commonly in our library: commentaries, dictionaries/encyclopedias, and more...as well as other guides for specific courses & general tips for biblical and theological research.
