Library

The Kenneth Tyler Library of Indian Theological Seminary serves as the academic heart of the institution. It promotes a culture of reading, research, and intellectual curiosity by providing free and open access to a wide range of educational resources. The library exists to nurture a thirst for knowledge and to support learning across disciplines, making it a true centre of knowledge for students, faculty, clergy, and researchers.

Academic excellence in any educational institution is closely linked to the strength of its library. In this sense, the Kenneth Tyler Library functions as a vital support system for the Seminary’s educational mission. Within a theological framework, it serves as the primary academic hub for the study of biblical, theological, and related subjects, enabling rigorous scholarship and spiritual formation.

The library currently houses 11,269 books covering diverse disciplines. In addition, its collection includes e-books, theses, academic journals, magazines, commentaries, dictionaries, encyclopaedias, and newspapers. These resources support classroom learning, independent study, and advanced theological research.

To enhance accessibility and efficiency, the library is fully computerized, enabling faculty and students to search, check in, and check out books through a digital system. Wi-Fi facilities and access to a computer lab further support academic work and research. Books are systematically arranged according to different disciplines for easy reference. The library is also accessible to external users, encouraging wider academic engagement.

The Kenneth Tyler Library is managed by faculty members in charge, along with a qualified librarian, full-time library staff, library technicians, and student assistants. Together, they ensure that the library remains a welcoming, organized, and resourceful space for learning. Through its rich resources and supportive environment, the Kenneth Tyler Library continues to foster intellectual growth, theological reflection, and lifelong learning within and beyond the seminary community.