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A church library is supposed to encourage and entertain the congregation. But it's not always a party for librarians, who can spend hours typing cards for the card catalogue, filing information, managing books, typing labels and trying to keep up with the latest books. Some librarians are using computers to help them keep up with all their chores, says Pat Gregory, chair of the library committee at Kingsway Baptist Church in Etobicoke, Ontario. I am not a computer person . In the computer workshop, the Association recommends that if church libraries are going computerized, buying an established computer program instead of trying to develop their own saves time and difficulties.