In 1985, a climate-controlled rare books room was completed which houses our collection of over 1,000 rare books and serves a faculty meeting room. The Library contains some 43,000 volumes, including carefully selected material in exegetical and expository Scripture study, systematic and historical theology, church history and the pastoral fields of the church's ministry. There are over 200 periodicals currently received along with bound copies of older issues. A user friendly computerized catalog is available to both faculty and students. Computer terminals for word processing, including Hebrew and Greek characters, are also available.
Programs are available for research in many areas of Biblical and theological study.
It is well grounded academically. For many years the Seminary served predominantly Reformed Presbyterian students, and offered a diploma for those who completed the three-year program satisfactorily. Our faculty is composed of elders of the Reformed Presbyterian Church that have served as pastors. This gives them both the experience and the perspective of preparing others whom will serve in the ministry. It attracts Reformed and Evangelical students who are to committed Scripture.