Martin Luther Library

The computerised library is the centre of academic activity with a collection of over 48,000 volumes of books and more than 270 journals in theology and social sciences. It also possesses a good collection of books on Women's studies, Communication and Dalit Theology. The Library, apart from our faculty and students, is being used by several friends and scholars from the city and outside.

Library Working Hours:

Monday to Friday:      9:00 a.m. -  1:00 p.m.
                                  2:00 p.m. -  5:00 p.m.

Saturday:                  9:00 a.m. -   1:00 p.m.

(The Library will remain closed on all Sundays, National Holidays and Special Christian Holidays)

Lutheran Heritage Archives

Lutheran Heritage is not only a program of documentation to provide resources to the researchers in the field of History of Christianity, but also a program of activities for the celebration of the mission through seminars, consultations and workshops in an effort to linkup the mission contribution of the fore-runners to the Churches in India with the modern challenges posed to Indian Churches.

The Archives has a collection of 20 boxes of documents from the Evangelical Mission Society of Harmannsburg for preservation. The detailed catalogue of Tamil prints and manuscripts available at Francke Foundations, Halle were also received. By April 2005, the Archives will receive microfilm copies of the printed Halle Reports from Germany containing important information about the first Protestant Mission.

Gurukul - German Library

The Max Muller Bhavan, Chennai, in view of its closure, gave recently its entire collection to Gurukul as a gift. This unique library is located in the third floor of the administrative building and is a valuable resource in the area of Indo-German relations.