Truett Seminary
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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 NewsBaylor's Truett Seminary is pleased to announce that Jacob Rohrer has been named director of development for Truett Seminary, serving within the Division of Advancement. Rohrer, who currently serves as assistant director of development for the Seminary, will assume his new role effective October 12, 2026.
For Dr. Matthew Kim, professor of Preaching and Pastoral Leadership and director of the PhD in Preaching Program at Truett, preaching is more than delivering a sermon. It is an opportunity to communicate the triune God’s Word to God’s people for the purpose of life transformation and Christlikeness. That conviction has led Kim to write Ready to Preach: An Introduction to Homiletics, a textbook releasing this September.
In Baylor University’s motto, the phrase, Pro Mundo — “For the World” — takes on a particular significance at Truett Seminary when we are able to link arms with our alumni for ministry connection in unique spaces around the globe. As part of this effort for Truett Seminary, Rev. Dr. Kenneth McNeil, DMin, director of Ministry Connections, took a trip to Rwanda to partner with Truett alumna, Solange Balikunde (MDiv, 2022) to serve local pastors and ministry leaders.
WACO, Texas (September 22, 2026) Baylor University’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary has set a new enrollment record. For the fall 2026 semester, 558 students have enrolled for credit-bearing, graduate-level courses at Truett. This number, verified by the University’s Office of Institutional Research, constitutes a more than 12 percent increase over last semester and marks the Seminary’s fourth consecutive year of enrollment growth.