LIBRARY

The SBC Library has a collection of over 25,000 titles, hundreds of periodical backfiles, and a growing collection of ebooks. The library also subscribes to approximately 20 magazines and journals. Furthermore, SBC students have access to EBSCO databases with roughly 10,000 e-books and thousands of articles.
The majority of the library's holdings are biblical and theological in nature. It includes a significant collection of works on Anabaptist/Mennonite history, theology and genealogies. General works on science, history, politics, literature, psychology, sociology, and anthropology round out the collection.
While its aim is to develop and maintain a reputable academic collection, a considerable number of more popular religious works are added regularly.
You can search the SBC Library catalogue at:
https://library.sbcollege.ca/opac/sbc/.
What's New
You may visit the What's New page on the SBC Library catalogue website to see a listing of new books in the library.

September to April

* Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM. Closed: Labour Day (Sept 1), National Day of Truth & Reconciliation (Sept 30), Thanksgiving Day (Oct 13), Remembrance Day (Nov 11), Christmas break (Dec 24-Jan 1), Louis Riel Day (Feb 16), Good Friday (Apr 3)

Please direct reference questions and inter-library loan requests to library@sbcollege.ca
Phone: 204.326.6451 ext. 239
Fax: 204.326.6908
Mail: SBC Library, 50 PTH 12N Steinbach, MB R5G 1T4
Angela Dueck - Library Technician

Although the primary purpose of the library is to serve students, faculty, and staff of SBC, we welcome people from the community and surrounding areas to use its many resources. All community patrons are charged an annual membership fee of $10. Membership fee is waived for visiting post-secondary students with proof of current enrollment (current student card, etc) and alumni who graduated with a 3 or 4 year degree.

• Books, CDs 3 weeks
• DVDs, videos 1 week
• Periodicals 3 days
• Faculty, staff 2 months

Items which have not been requested by someone else may be renewed at the circulation desk, by phone, or by email.

Patrons will be charged the replacement cost of lost items and a processing fee of $10.00 per item.

Reciprocal borrowing privileges have been arranged with the libraries of Booth College, Canadian Mennonite University (CMU), and Providence University College. SBC students need to present a valid SBC student card to use these libraries.

Faculty and students of SBC are welcome to request interlibrary loan service for books and periodicals not available in our library. Submit your request to one of the library staff. Allow 2-3 days for periodical articles and 1-2 weeks for books.