The faculty of the Protestant Reformed Theological Seminary announce the publication of the Fall 2025 issue of their journal (59.1). This edition contains a variety of profitable articles covering doctrinal, church historical, and church political subjects, plus six (6) book reviews. The print copies are being mailed out to U.S. and international addresses, while the digital editions (pdf and epub) may be found on the journal's home page . If you desire to be added to our m

This week Thursday, November 27, 2025, the faculty, students, and staff of the PRC Seminary will celebrate the annual day of Thanksgiving  held here in the United States. We will take the day off from our normal labors and worship with our church families, and then gather with our families to enjoy the bounties of God's provision and thank Him for all His gifts and for His grace to us in Jesus Christ the Savior. We pray that you will join us in rendering our God humble thanks

Fall Lecture Series - Common Grace after 100 years: Still Relevant? - featuring three professors of the PR Theological Seminary. The Hull PRC (NW Iowa) Evangelism Committee invites you to a timely fall lecture series. On the evening of Friday, October 31, Prof. D. Kuiper will speak on the 1924 CRC Synod of Kalamazoo entitled "Church History that Affected the Future”. Saturday morning, November 1, Prof. B. Gritters will speak on “How the Second Point Changed Christian Uni

Prof. Brian Huizinga, professor of Dogmatics and Old Testament Studies at the Protestant Reformed Theological seminary, will present a special Reformation lecture on the topic: "Crowning His Gifts: God Rewarding the Good Works of Believers" at Peace PRC (Dyer, IN) at 7:00 PM (CT) Friday evening, October 31. For many Christians, the word "reward" is cause for fear and suspicion. It suggests doctrines of merit and a salvation based on works, as well as other ideas at odds with

Last Fall (2024) the faculty of the PRC Seminary held a conference marking the 100th anniversary of the common grace controversy  in the...

On September 3 at 7:00 p.m. in Zion PRC (Jenison, MI), the PRTS will hold its annual Convocation to mark the beginning of the new...

Prof. D. Kuiper (professor of Church History and NT studies ​will be featured on the national radio program Iron Sharpens Iron with Chris...

On Thursday evening, June 12, the 2025 Commencement program of the Protestant Reformed Theological School was held at Faith PRC...

Last Fall (2024) the faculty of the PRC Seminary held a conference marking the 100th anniversary of the common grace controversy in the...

The faculty of the Protestant Reformed Theological Seminary has produced the Spring (April) 2025 issue of their journal. And it is...

At the PRTS's Fall 2024 Conference on God's grace , Prof. B. Huizinga gave one of the speeches addressing the errors of the popular...

In the Fall 2024 issue of the PR Theological Journal , Prof. C. Griess draws on the sexual abuse cases that John Calvin and his body of...

From all of us here at PRTS, we wish you a blessed and spiritually prosperous new year (3 John 1:2)! Even though we are well into the...

On this Christmas Eve 2024, the PR Theological Seminary extends to our PRC members, and to our friends and supporters the desire that the...

The Fall 2024 issue of the Protestant Reformed Theological Journal is has now been published and is available both in print and digital...

This weekend, Thursday Oct.31 through Saturday Nov.2, is the PR Theological Seminary's special conference on grace, and we would love to...

PRCA 100th Seminary Conference, October 31-November 2: “By Grace I Am What I Am”: The PRCA’s Rejection of Common Grace. The issue of...

PRC Seminary Conference, October 31-November 2, 2024: “By Grace I Am What I Am”: The PRCA’s Rejection of Common Grace. The issue of...

PRC 100th Anniversary Seminary Conference: Oct.31 - Nov.2, 2024 at Grace PRC  in Standale, Michigan. Did you know that ministers in our...

After a lengthy summer break from normal (but not special!) activities, the Protestant Reformed Theological Seminary will begin its...