The John Leland Center for Theological Studies considers it a great honor for our library to be named for Alma Hunt whose name is synonymous with missions. In nine decades, she has traveled in 93 countries to share her love of the Lord Jesus Christ. Though a native of Virginia, Miss Alma is a citizen of the world.
Alma Hunt Theological Library
Library Hours:
A copier is available to students in the library for $.10 a copy.
Research Tools:
Access to the ATLAS Database is available onsite in the library. Leland students may click on this link (ATLAS) to access the database from home. For password information please contact the main office. Please contact the Librarian for additional information about research resources.
The books available are chosen to support the courses currently taught. Please consult the resources below for information regarding additional materials.
Bishop Payne Library, Virginia Theological Seminary
The John Leland Center has a mutually beneficial reciprocal agreement with Bishop Payne Library, Virginia Theological Seminary. This agreement provides for lending privilegesby Leland Center students and faculty with the use of an official student ID card.George Mason Library
- Books are available to the public for use within the Library. - Only George Mason University students and Friends of the George Mason Library can borrow books. - Virginia residents can become a Friend of the Library as an individual with an annual $45 fee.University of Virginia and Virginia Tech Center Library
- Virginia residents and UVA/UVTech graduates can use and borrow library books by using a Virginia drivers license.Library of Congress
- The Library of Congress, located in the federal district of Washington, D.C., is an excellent resource for academic research.Bookstore
Textbooks are obtained by Leland through the Columbia Baptist Bookstore and may be purchased by students at the Leland Center during the first two weeks of classes.(p)703-812-4757 (f)703-812-4764 1301 N. Hartford Street, Arlington, Virginia 22201
