Truett Seminary
Waco | Houston | San Antonio
At Baylor's Truett Seminary, God-called men and women are equipped for gospel ministry in and alongside Christ's Church by the power of the Holy Spirit. Here, theological education is a sacred process of preparation and transformation for a Kingdom purpose. Truett students think theologically, practice ministry skills, cultivate community, and grow spiritually as they seek to know Christ and make him known.
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Read More NewsRev. Dr. E.K. Bailey’s legacy transcends time, inspiring pastors and preachers across racial and denominational lines through his masterful narrative expository preaching.
In an article written by Tyshawn Gardner, PhD, associate professor of preaching and assistant director of the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching, Gardner explains how Dr. Bailey's influence lives on at Truett Seminary through the annual E.K. Bailey Preaching Celebration and how many students and faculty have been shaped by his ministry.
The Psalms have long been a source of comfort and strength, offering timeless words for both moments of triumph and despair. For those navigating pain and seeking restoration, the Psalms are a place to find meaning and language that can lead from human suffering to divine hope.
WACO, Texas (December 16, 2024) — Baylor University’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary is pleased to host the fourth Global Congress on Sport and Christianity (GCSC or the Congress) from July 31 to August 2, 2025. This international event, which began in 2016, serves as a unique gathering for individuals passionate about exploring the relationship between sports and Christianity. From scholars and coaches to pastors and sports ministers, GCSC provides a collaborative platform for meaningful dialogue and connection.
The Bridges to Belonging project is equipping congregations across Central Texas to more fully welcome youth and young adults (ages 13–25) facing disabilities, mental health challenges, and chronic illnesses. In its first year, the project has begun sparking dialogue and fostering new relationships among local churches, all aimed at making congregations more accessible, inclusive, and truly representative of the body of Christ.