Bryant Library of Theology

The library is set up to preserve the over 2000 old historical and religious books of all religious faiths. Some of the books are over 400 years old, dating back to the 1600s. The Bryant Library consist of books written by John Wesley, Alexander Campbell, Flavius Josephus, John Calvin, Martin Luther, John Bunyan, John Newton, who wrote “Amazing Grace” and Charles Spurgeon, a British Baptist preacher from the 1800s. Among the books housed at the library are German, Greek, and Hebrew Bibles. The Bryant Library has old hymn books, old church records and minutes and old church papers published across the country. It also has a collection of taped sermons dating back to 1975. Some of the taped sermons are of the late Elder B. D. Bryant. Although the library is open to the public, the books and other items housed at the library cannot be checked out, but anyone is free to come and do research or just to read them. The library does not charge to read and study but will accept any contributions.