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Master's Library

Please note:  Our Online Catalogue is temporarily unavailable during the transition to our new campus.  We are sorry for the inconvenience and will be back online shortly.

About MCS library

The Library at Master's Toronto Campus offers has a collection of over 8,000 volumes and periodical subscriptions available onsite in the Reading Room for student use each semester, along with an additional 20,000 volumes accessible from the storage facility. Students are encouraged to use the Online Catalogue to locate materials and then send their requests to the librarian via email.

The library offers various services designed to assist students and faculty in study and research. A library handbook, further describing library collections and services, is available on request. Our Librarian and staff are always willing to lend a helpful hand. The library is an invaluable asset to the College, since the theological student will spend considerable time using library resources.

MCS Library Book Requests:

Click on the link to Online Catalogue (in the menu to the right of this screen). Click on the Search tab. Type in your key word topic. Within the title, click Add item. Scroll down, and email this item to your email address, if you'd like to request it. Then forward this request to Nancy.Warkwick@mcs.edu

Request before 2 pm on Wednesday (for Thursday 1:30 pm delivery/pick-up).

Tyndale Library

On campus students are invited to visit Tyndale library on Fridays and Saturdays, or before noon on weekdays. Please do not visit evenings, except for Friday. Show MCS identification to obtain a Tyndale library card. (DE students are invited to email Nancy.Warkwick@mcs.edu to ask for assistance, if library resources are required for a research assignment.

Students will appreciate the "Relevancy" feature available when they search the Tyndale Library catalogue. Just type your essay topic and relevant books for that topic from the online book catalogue will be identified.

Toronto Public Library

On campus students are encouraged to visit the Toronto Public Library to obtain a free library card. you need to show your MCS identification. This will aloow you use of electronic databases, such as the Expaded Academic index, via the Internet, for journal aricles in social science disciplines. Contact Nancy.Warkwick@mcs.edu if you need to learn how to use this resource.

ATLAS Journals

Online resources available for all MCS students students, which are electronically accessible. Information is available on the D2L My Home page, or by emailing Nancy.Warkwick@mcs.edu.

  • More than 120,000 articles and book reviews combined
  • Searching of numerous indexed fields
  • Easy-to-use web interface

Click Here For More Information on ATLAS>>>

For Distant Education / Online Students

When you want to borrow books, simply email the list of titles and call numbers to the librarian. Do not use the “Request” button on the Library Catalogue webpages.

The books will be mailed out with a due date, of when the books are to back in the library. It is the students responsibily to mail back the books on time. If the materials are required for a longer period, again email the librarian your request.

Ask for help

If you need advice on where to search for a specific essay topic, please email the Director of Learning Resources and ask for assistance: Nancy.Warwick@mcs.edu