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 NewsFrom New Student Orientation to Convocation, Truett Seminary’s fall 2026 semester is underway as we approach the end of the first week of the new school year. This season marks a new chapter as we welcome new faculty and staff and numerous new students while also reconnecting with those already with us. It is a very exciting time.
Each semester, Truett Seminary opens its chapel services with a Convocation message from the Dean. This year, Dean Todd D. Still shared a message entitled "The Why of Truett."
This summer eleven alumni said yes to Dr. Mike Stroope and the Ministry for Life grant as they pressed pause, traveled to Spain, and trekked the Camino de Santiago as a group. Over the 96-mile journey they walked alongside other pilgrims and took time to explore two important topics: vocation and call. Below are some reflections once they returned from the trip back in June.
Discernment does not end with clarity of calling; it moves toward faithful placement and lived ministry. For Kenneth McNeil, director of Ministry Connections, that movement is where much of his work is situated. His role places him at a critical point in the life of the Seminary, where formation meets vocation and where students begin to step into the work they have been preparing to do.