Equipping people for mission
Supporting and developing leaders within the church, denomination, higher education, and the military.
Uganda 2025
Leadership training for 500 Tanzanian pastors with the Baptist Churches of Tanzania. The event brought pastors from across the country to build pastoral skills, deepen theological knowledge, and improve practical ministry to better serve their churches and communities.
Dr. Clinton W. Lowin has worked in organizational leadership since 1991, focusing on developing leaders. He now serves with Texas Baptists as Associate Director of the Center for Missional Engagement and Director of the Missionary Adoption Program with the Baptist General Convention of Texas. Previously, he was Minister of Missions at First Baptist Church in Tyler, Texas, and Executive Director and Campus Dean of Wayland Baptist University in San Antonio.
Prior to his return to Wayland, he completed duty as the Director of Religious Education for the US Army with the Religious Support Office in Wiesbaden, Germany, where he oversaw training and spiritual support initiatives. In the past, he served as the Dean of the School of Religion and Philosophy and as the Lester W. James Senior Professor in Religion at Wayland Baptist University; he has also ministered to many congregations and acted as a lead catalyst in creating unique learning environments that help people discover and develop their calling and capacity.
Dr. Lowin has served as a faculty member and academic administrator at several universities, including Malone University, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Dordt University, and Wayland Baptist University. He has received multiple faculty awards and competitive higher education grants in recognition of his work designing innovative and effective educational programs.
Local and Global Church
Clinton has equipped and empowered congregations in local and global mission contexts. He led missional engagment and church‑planting in the Dominican Republic, Peru, Tanzania, Uganda, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, New York City, and the NW Pacific; mobilized cross‑cultural mission teams to Canada, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Kenya, Brazil, and across the U.S.; supported church revitalization in Ohio, Texas, and Iowa; and led interim pastorates through leadership transitions.
