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Supporting Theological Study

The Wayne and Barbara Kroemer Library is the research center of Concordia Theological Seminary, serving students, faculty, and the Church with its rich collection and dedicated services. As a vital part of the CTSFW mission, Kroemer Library fosters rigorous study, deep research, and faithful preparation for service in Christ’s Church.

Library Information

Regular Hours
Sunday 3:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Monday–Thursday 7:30 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Saturday 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Academic Break Hours
Sunday CLOSED
Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Saturday CLOSED

Summer hours may vary. Contact library staff at (260) 452-2145 for hours.

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Thinking about donating books to the Seminary? We’re grateful for the many gift books we receive each year, but we can’t make good use of all the donations. Please consult the guidelines below as you think about books that need a new home.

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Sower of the Seminary

Edward Riojas, 2012, oil on wood

The artist depicts the ministry of Word and Sacrament by picturing Jesus at his baptism and the Last Supper and by placing the resurrected Jesus as the sower in the famous Parable of the Sower. The inclusion of the Seminary buildings in the backdrop of the center panel highlights this as the place where men are formed for this ministry.

The Sower of the Seminary triptych was commissioned as a gift by the graduating class of 2012.

New Books

Classical theology for the modern mind

Carl R. Trueman

Crossway · 2026

Call number BT25 .T73 2026

How Classical Theology Counteracts Failings of Contemporary Culture Western culture impatiently demands practical results and therapeutic comfort. Many within the church have even adopted this mindset, falsely believing that God is most important when he is tending to our earthly needs. How can we help…

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Dante's cure : a journey out of madness

Daniel Dorman

Other Press · 2003

Call number RC514 .D67 2003

The true story of a young woman's recovery from schizohrenia. Dante's Cure offers a story of courage and hope. It reveals how madness is inherent to the human condition and therefore ought to be treated as such. To restore patients' trust in their power to…

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Luther and the lion : a Narnian catechism

Samuel Schuldheisz

1517 Publishing · 2026

Call number BR125.5 .S38 2026

What would happen if Aslan came bounding out of Narnia and began teaching your confirmation class or bible study? What if Martin Luther could’ve traveled from Wittenberg through a wardrobe into Narnia while writing the Small Catechism? That’s exactly what you’ll find in Luther and…

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Reading matters : a history for the digital age

Joel Halldorf

New York University Press · 2026

Call number LB1050 .H35 2026

Traces earlier revolutions in the history of reading to orient our shift to the digital ageConsidered one of the greatest inventions of human civilization, writing has served as a pathway to culture and education through history. The digital revolution has ushered in a dramatic transformation,…

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Wrestling with God : understanding difficult Old Testament passages

R. Reed Lessing

Concordia Publishing House · 2026

Call number BS1171.3 .L466 2026

A clear-eyed, Christ-centered guide to the Old Testament's hardest questions--from creation and conquest to suffering, judgment, and mercy. How do you face the most troubling things in the Bible without losing hope? With candor and care, this book guides readers through the Old Testament's most…

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See all new titles for September 2026 here

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