Media

YouTube

RTS Washington now has a YouTube page. For sermons, lectures and more please visit our page here.

Chapel Services

Miss a chapel service? You can find some of our past services listed below. You can either click on the link to listen through your browser, or "right-click" and "Save Target As..." to save directly to your computer.

4/15/2013: Sherman Isbell, Sowing and Reaping
4/1/2013: Dr. Lee, Anthology Anthology of Life
3/4/2013: Geoff Sackett, God's Great Love for His People
2/26/2013: Blair Smith, A God Sized Gospel
2/18/2013: Irwyn Ince, The Rhythm of Conflict
2/12/2013: Randy Lovelace, Refuse and Revelation
2/4/2013: Dr. Griffith, Love Your Enemies

Do you offer classes in any other locations?

Yes, we offer regular classes at McLean Presbyterian Church and occasional classes in Charlottesville VA and Richmond VA.
Which degrees are offered at RTS Washington DC?

The MAR and the MDiv degrees are offered by RTS Washington DC.
Are you accredited?

RTS Washington DC is a fully accredited Graduate School by the Association of Theological Schools and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. We are also licensed by the Commission on Higher Education of the State of Maryland and the State of Virginia Council for Higher Education.
Can I take classes part-time at RTS Washington DC?

Yes, you can take classes part-time at RTS Washington DC.
In what format are the courses offered at RTS Washington DC?

To make classes more accessible they are usually offered in one of various formats.
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How long will it take for me to complete my degree from RTS Washington DC?

Attending classes full time, you can complete an MAR degree in two years and an MDiv in three years.
Can I sit in on a class to see what it is like?

Yes, contact our office to make the arrangements.
Do you have student housing?

RTS Washington DC does not have student housing.
Do you have a library?

Yes, we have a library at our Tysons campus. We are also part of the Washington Theological Consortium which gives our students access to Consortium members’ library (11 libraries and the Library of Congress). Our students also have access to several online research databases.