Joan Culler becomes chief Librarian
Virma Konans retired after many years; Joan Culler took over as chief Librarian.
The church library — a growing collection of books and resources for all ages.
Concordia's library offers books and resources for all ages. Recently refreshed with new shelving and an updated, reorganized collection, it shares donated children's books with community organizations.
Virma Konans retired after many years; Joan Culler took over as chief Librarian.
The library launched a reading challenge inviting members to set 2024 reading goals.
The Southeastern District gave Concordia a commissioned needle-art triptych (c. 1975–1985 by former member Louise Keuper), displayed by the library.
With an overabundance of children's books, the library donated to community organizations (e.g. Goodwill); Concordia joined a Community Book Drive.
The Cullers joined and began assisting with the library reorganization.
Virma Konans and a team reorganized the church library (new shelf built by Tom O'Farrell); excess books were recycled and the collection reopened for browsing with member book requests solicited.
A new shelf in the community-room storage freed the storage room off the library.