Bringing Insight to the Sightless since 1925
Today, Empowering the Blind to Reach Their Fullest Potential
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Welcome to the Braille Circulating Library!
From its humble beginning in 1925, the Braille Circulating Library originally served only the state of Virginia, but its outreach now spans the entire United States, many foreign countries and countless more with the Library on the web! Please use this website to find out more information on the Library and to contact us with any questions.
Rev. Brian J. Barton, Sr.
Executive Director
Summer 2009 Newsletter
Sun, 06/14/2009 - 01:02 — brailleBCL 2009 SUMMER NEWSLETTER
Dear Friends of the Braille Circulating Library,
What does it mean when someone or something is called "the real-deal"? To me, it means that the person or the organization is genuine, sincere, and authentic. There is a tremendous need in our world today for Christians and Christian organizations to be "the real-deal". read more »
BCL 2008 Year End Newsletter
Fri, 12/12/2008 - 22:41 — brailleBCL 2008 YEAR END NEWSLETTER
Dear Friends of the Braille Circulating Library,
Two words that have been prominent in the news in recent days are change and hope. But two words that I have found peace and rest in are faith and confidence. read more »
Summer 2008 Newsletter
Sat, 08/09/2008 - 23:43 — brailleDear Friends of the Braille Circulating Library,
The vision statement of an organization is not necessarily what the organization currently is, but what the organization hopes to become. It provides the direction for the organization. The new vision statement of the Braille Circulating Library is “empowering the blind to reach their fullest potential”. read more »
Winter 2008 Newsletter
Tue, 02/19/2008 - 16:52 — Brian Barton
Dear Friends of the Braille Circulating Library,
Since 1925, the Braille Circulating Library has sought to "bring insight to the sightless". As we enter our 84th year of service and ministry to the blind, the Braille Circulating Library is seeking to expand our vision by "empowering the blind to reach their fullest potential". To do this, we are prayerfully seeking to read more »