LST Books & Resources, Northwood

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LST Books & Resources, Northwood

LST Books & Resources, Northwood

LST Books & Resources

In a space of only 300 square feet, LST Books & Resources — the on-campus shop at London School of Theology — carries over 2000 titles, representing almost every area of Christian thought. Whilst our stock necessarily reflects the needs of LST students, the shop is also open to the public — and many books that aren't in stock can be obtained within 24 hours (some, of course, can take a little longer!).

More information about the School may be found on the main website: www.lst.ac.uk

Specialist Interests
Academic Theology, Biblical Studies, Counselling & Psychology, Christian Music & Worship, Islamic Studies, Missiology, Resources for Church Leadership & Ministry

Other Services
Church Leader's Discount Scheme:
Save 10% on all purchases made in the shop!

Entry Updated: 10/8/2010 | Out of date?

Green Lane, Northwood, Middlesex HA6 2UW • Map
Phone: 01923 456130 Fax: 01923 456131

Contact: Phil Groom or Nick Aston

Websites
www.lst.ac.uk/bookshop
astore.amazon.co.uk/lstbookshop-21

Opening Times
Under review: please see notices on our facebook page for latest information.

	Member of the Booksellers Association
	Booktokens Stockist
	Cards, Gifts & Music
	Software and Videos
	Credit & Debit Cards accepted
	Mail Order service

Also Available
• Christian Life &... DVD resources for small groups.
• Fair Trade Products from Divine Chocolate and Traidcraft.
• Free Car Parking.

News & Notes (most recent first)
Challenges and Changes: Your Help Needed: UKCBD Blog, 06/08/2010: LST Bookshop staff have been formally invited to apply for voluntary redundancy...
Simply Divine, Simply Delighted: UKCBD Blog, 02/07/2010: The LST Bookshop wins the 'Divine Stockist of the Month' award...

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