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About Us

About Us

Digital Theological Library

Non-student patrons can access digital resources through the Open Access DTL. The OADTL is a curated collection of open access resources broadly related to religious studies and is available to all patrons if they have a computer, tablet, or phone with internet access. The OADTL combines over half a million digital books and over thirty million articles into a single searchable database that is free for anyone to use.

If you would like to access the DTL, please enroll in a class offered at the College of Emmanuel & St. Chad, Lutheran Theological Seminary, Horizon College & Seminary, or St. Andrew’s College.

Borrowing, Loan Periods & Fines

Special Collections

  • United Church New Curriculum materials and UCC publications
  • Centre for Rural Community Leadership and Ministry Collection
  • Walter and Ruth Klaassen Mennonite Collection
  • John Kleiner Jewish-Christian Relations Collection
  • CyriI Richardson Theological Library Donation
  • International Society for Science & Religion (ISSR) collection

Horizon College & Seminary Library features resources with a strong evangelical and Pentecostal focus. Horizon Library is also home to a significant donation from the Bethany College library collection.

Our Library

The STU Libraries' print collection consists of over 100,000 monographs and approximately 80 current Journal subscriptions.

Our collections include resources on: preaching and pastoral care, theology, church history, biblical studies, social justice, and denomination specific materials. We are committed to developing Indigenous collections and resources.

“At Lutheran Theological Seminary, our commitment is to walk alongside you in your journey toward Lutheran ministry, upholding rigorous academic standards while partnering with you to bring meaningful impact to your local church, your community, and your home.”

Leif Steiestol

STU Library Technician

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Our school is situated on the University of Saskatchewan Campus in Saskatoon. We recognize that we are on Treaty 6 Territory, on the traditional gathering land of 31 indigenous peoples and the Homeland of the Metis.