Opened in October 2010, the Lanier Theological Library is a 17,000-square-foot research library containing more than 100,000 volumes, with particular emphasis on Archaeology, Biblical Studies, Church History, the Dead Sea Scrolls, Egyptology, Linguistics, and Theology. Take a break from your studies to browse our historical documents and museum-quality artifacts to provide tangible context to these resources.
Adjacent to the library is the Stone Chapel, a replica of a 500 A.D. Byzantine chapel. It’s ceilings feature Biblical scenes painted by Texas artist Richard McCluskey, who also painted the ceiling of the Library’s main hall.
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