Director's Tip
Skeptics may say that there is no such thing as somet
hing for nothing. But the Interfaith Resource Center strives to bring you value for pennies on the dollar. Your annual membership fee brings you many benefits. Of course, we are known for our great collection of religious resources... that is what we do best! Don't forget that we mail resources to your destination free of charge. You pay return postage, but if you use the "media mail" designation with the US Postal Service, the return costs are usually quite reasonable. Oh, you noticed? We also have a toll-free telephone number so you pay nothing to contact us.
Now let's talk about "Freebies." The IRC is frequently the recipient of wonderful donations of books from retiring clergy. We do put some in our collection, but many of the donations are duplicates of resources already on our shelves or otherwise not right for our collection. Currently we have over 8 boxes of Freebies, including some hardly touched books, some great classics and some expired curriculum. What a great way to fill out your church library. Come and raid our Freebie boxes or let me know your interest.
Stretching your Christian ed budget is what we do best! Let us know how we can help!
In peace, Paula
Links to other resources & services
(Note: Although all the service providers listed here are known to IRC staff, the IRC is not at liberty to endorse any specific service provider. Please contact them directly.)
Christian Counseling:
Daybreak Counseling Services (302-448-1450 or 302-422-7021)
Community for Integrative Learning:
Spiritual Direction:
Anita Wood (anitawood1@verizon.net)
Chabareth Ministry... Rev. Dr. Karen Covey Moore (coveymoore@aol.com)
Spiritual Companions of the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware... Barbara Tucker (tuckerb15@comcast.net)
Suicide Survivors: Healing Hearts Ministry
Website development:
Tom Davis (tom@teledavis.com)
Danny Schweers (www.w2mw.com)
Yoga classes in church settings: Linda Hall (www.lindayoga.com)