Little Church Library was a love story from the start.
What is the Gospel if not a love story? And it’s a story we want to share with our community. Before you get involved, we invite you to learn more about what we believe, who we are, and how we use your gifts of time, money, and books.
Who we are.
What we believe.
How we use your gifts.
Who we are.
Little Church Library is a grassroots network of Christian men and women who believe in the transformative power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
We are committed to getting the healing power of the written word into the hands of those around us. With your help, we hope to establish Little Church Libraries in neighborhoods all over the US and abroad. In them, Bibles and Christian publications are available to all at no charge.
How we use your gifts.
Thank you for helping us change lives, one book at a time!
When you give…
Your gifts of time, money, and books enable us to put hope in the hands of our neighbors in a fresh way.
churches are planted…
Through your hands or another’s, a Little Church Library is built, planted, and stocked with books that encourage, teach, and comfort.
and God multiplies.
Hope begets hope, and every gift contributes to the whole. Some people build churches, some collect books, some maintain libraries, all resulting in many experiencing the comfort of Jesus Christ, perhaps for the first time.
We can’t wait to get to know you.
In the meantime, allow us to introduce ourselves.
Scot Campbell, Founder
Scot Campbell, founder of Little Church Library, first recognized the power of the written word when he witnessed the transformative change in critically ill cancer patients when they would find encouraging notecards on their cars as they left their treatments. Around that time, he also listened to the testimony of a friend who was given a book that changed her life. Then, during a low point in his own life, marked by feelings of helplessness and depression, he experienced a similar transformation after reading the same book.
It became clear to him: It only takes one book to change a life.
So, Scot began a ministry of books; he shared books and Bibles in hospital chapels, rescue missions, homeless shelters, prisons, and YMCAs—anywhere and to anyone who would accept them. Throughout the journey, he learned that there are millions of Americans disengaged from God’s Word, so he began to distribute a user-friendly Bible that could be read like a book. Looking for ways to match the abundance of encouraging books with a community that longed for a connection with God became his way of life.
Little Church Library was born out of that ministry as a way to provide neighbors with accessible, readable literature about Jesus and his Gospel.
