E-Resources

The JKM Library maintains a growing selection of electronic resources to support your research activities, all accessible with your OpenAthens login.

All of our ebooks, and many of the handbooks and encyclopedias, are also available in Primo, our online catalog. When you search, they will show up as "Available Online" and you can follow the catalog links to "View Online," which should take you to the specific book you want. You can also search specific ebook collections below.

All EBSCO resources have been redesigned. You can watch our 10-minute video tutorial on the changes. The links have also changed, so update your bookmarks! And once in EBSCO, you can choose additional databases—even all of them—and search them together. Click on "Searching:" and pick your databases.

We have a guide to using the databases to find journal articles—and especially to finding what you want in full text!

And scroll to the bottom for all sorts of new supplementary resources from the State of Illinois!

Alumni of McCormick or LSTC: check out our Resources for Alumni page for links and instructions.

 

Academic E-resources

Bibliography and Style Guides

Religion and the Humanities

⟹ Try our Custom JKM EBSCO search to cover a wide range of needs!

Religion eBook Collections

Open Access Collections

Bible Dictionaries and Commentaries

⟹ Search for more commentaries in Primo, we have them as ebooks!

Bible Research and Reference

Church History and Theology

Environmental Science and Religion

Islam

Pastoral Theology

Social Issues

Theses and Dissertations

 

Supplementary E-resources

As a member of CARLI, and thanks to grants from the State of Illinois, JKM also offers a range of other electronic resources that may be helpful to our patrons and their families.

Read a book or magazine for fun, keep up with the news, help your children with their school work, or find out all sorts of things you want or need to know!

Links that say "EBSCO Explora" each feature a new, dedicated subject-area interface designed to be more user-friendly.

School-Age Resources

General Subject-Area Reference Sources

Fiction and Non-Fiction eBooks

News and Periodicals (current and historical)

Education and Psychology

Business Information

Government and Law

Medical Information

Hobbies and DIY