St. Mark's Library
From its inception the St. Mark's Library was intended to serve all the churches, as well as the nation. It was then, and is now, one of very few significant public theological libraries in the southern hemisphere.
Today, with around 90,000 volumes, St Mark’s is an excellent theological library and the only significant one in the national capital. As well as providing general resources for theological study, the library has specialist collections in Church and Society, Ethics and Missiology and Biblical Hebrew. Some of the materials relating to the Australia-Pacific region are unparalleled and are regarded as a national resource.