“Another reason I’m excited to come to Truett is because I feel like I’ll be able to make that kind of text-to-ministry, text-to-life connection every day,” Shively said. “It’s just not something that I’ve been able to do at St. Andrews because it just isn’t the focus of the university. … This opportunity to come to Truett is, I think, fulfilling my deepest desires.”
Trending
- No. 10 Baylor MTEN outlasts No. 22 Auburn 4-1, punches ticket to NCAA Super Regional
- Baylor men’s tennis rolls past Tulsa 4-0, advances to NCAA Round of 32
- Texas Tech silences Bears in 8-0 regular season finale loss
- Post Malone, Jelly Roll McLane Stadium stop canceled
- Lariat TV News: local dessert shop makes in on the big screen & a recap of the best we’ve had to offer this semester
- Professors awarded funding research, discuss importance
- Residential chaplains: The support system that lives right down the hall
- Breaking down Baylor WBB’s new-look 2026-27 roster
