Geneva Reformed Seminary

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Geneva Reformed Seminary is an unaccredited theological school in Greenville, South Carolina ran by the Free Presbyterian Church of North America. Initially called the Whitefield College Of The Bible alongside its companion school located in Banbridge, Northern Ireland, it was renamed in 2002 to avoid confusion. In keeping with the Reformed and Presbyterian tradition of requiring the education of ministers, the primary goal of Geneva Reformed Seminary is to prepare men to be preachers. The president of the seminary is Dr. Michael Barrett.