We pray that faithfulness to the inerrancy of Scripture and to the teaching of the Reformed faith will continue to be defining traits to RTS in the future as they were under the leadership of the former presidents and chancellors of RTS – Sam Patterson, Luder Whitlock and Ric Cannada -- RTS Board

Reformed Theological Seminary has announced the appointment of Dr. Don Sweeting as president of the Orlando Campus and as professor of church history by unanimous vote of the RTS Board of Directors. He will begin serving in this role by June 1, 2010. Don is ordained in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC). He has been... Continue Reading

After 16 years at RTS, Dr. Frank James has accepted the position of Provost at Gordon Conwell- Theological Seminary in Boston, Mass. Dr. James has served at RTS as Professor of Historical Theology, as Vice President for Academic Affairs for the whole of RTS and as President of the Orlando Campus. Dr. James after accepting... Continue Reading

Dr. Frank James wrote: After nearly seven years of serving RTS, both as Chief Academic Officer and then as President of the Orlando campus, the time has come for me to return to the classroom and my writing. The Chancellor, Dr. Ric Cannada, and I have mutually agreed that the time is right for such... Continue Reading

Dr. Mark House, director of RTS/Virtual’s online Greek program, just completed editorial work on A Concise Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament, a revision and expansion of Alexander Souter’s Pocket Lexicon. It is scheduled to be released by Hendrickson Publishers later this month. Dr. House also contributed a new chapter and expansions to two existing... Continue Reading

RTS/Orlando had to close August 20 – 22, 2008 due to strong winds and flooding rains from Tropical Storm Fay. A water leak in the Pamplin Chapel set off the seminary’s fire alarm. When the Orlando Fire Dept. responded it found a large roof leak and water pouring into the Instrument Room.   RTS/Orlando Director of Operations Christina Greenawalt, her... Continue Reading

  RTS/Washington D.C. and McLean Presbyterian Church have partnered to launch The Capital Fellows Program. The program is designed to equip men and women who have just completed their undergraduate degree to live as Christians in the marketplace and to grow into the next generation of lay leaders in the church. The program includes a... Continue Reading