List of Baylor University People - Academics, Scientists, and Theologians - Theologians

Theologians

  • George Washington Baines (1809–1882) – Baptist clergyman in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas; maternal great-grandfather of Lyndon B. Johnson
  • B. H. Carroll (1843–1914) – First president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
  • Russell H. Dilday – Baptist pastor (Tallowood Baptist Church and others), author, educator, former President of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, one of Texas Monthly's "Texas Twenty"
  • James T. Draper, Jr. – Pastor of First Baptist Euless (1975–1991) and president of Southern Baptist LifeWay Resources (1991–2006)
  • Robert Jeffress – Pastor of First Baptist Church (Dallas, Texas)
  • Kyle Lake – Pastor and leader in the Emerging Church movement
  • J. Frank Norris – Popular fundamentalist Baptist preacher and critic of Baylor's embracing of evolution in the 1920s
  • Paul Powell – Dean of George W. Truett Theological Seminary, pastor, BGCT leader, author
  • Harold Philmon Reeves (1923–2009) – First SBC missionary to Thailand
  • John R. Rice – Baptist evangelist and pastor and the founding editor of The Sword of the Lord, an influential fundamentalist newspaper
  • Lester Roloff – fundamentalist Baptist preacher, storyteller, and author
  • George W. Truett – Pastor First Baptist Church Dallas 1897 to 1944, president Baptist World Alliance and Southern Baptist Convention

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