Alumni
More than 800 Graduates throughout Latin America
23 Missionary Groups in different countries
Baxter Alumni Network
Graduates, Missionary Groups & Regional Impact
| Country ↕ | Region ↕ | Grads ↕ |
|---|---|---|
| Honduras | Central America | 115 |
| Nicaragua | Central America | 102 |
| Mexico | North America | 76 |
| El Salvador | Central America | 64 |
| Guatemala | Central America | 49 |
| Dominican Rep. | The Caribbean | 44 |
| Colombia | South America | 31 |
| Peru | South America | 24 |
| Cuba | The Caribbean | 23 |
| Venezuela | South America | 21 |
| Costa Rica | Central America | 9 |
| Panama | Central America | 7 |
| Ecuador | South America | 6 |
| Chile | South America | 2 |
| Argentina | South America | 2 |
| Brazil | South America | 2 |
| Belize | Central America | 1 |
| Haiti | The Caribbean | 1 |
| Bolivia | South America | 1 |
| Puerto Rico | No Graduates | 0 |
| Uruguay | No Graduates | 0 |
| Paraguay | No Graduates | 0 |
What do our graduates do?
Baxter Institute has graduated over 800 men and women since 1964. Graduates are serving in the many ministries in all of South, Central, and North America. Graduates have planted churches, initiated preacher training schools, worked in radio and TV broadcasting, served in orphanages, and published Christian literature.
Baxter is proud of them…
They have been at the forefront of the growth, successes, and endeavors of Spanish-speaking churches of Christ for more than 62 years now in the Americas. Baxter is proud of the role it has played and hopes to continue having a prominent role in the next years. Baxter hosts a luncheon for its graduates during its annual September lectureship, Seminario Baxter. This provides an opportunity for graduates to reconnect with each other and their alma mater. Many graduates also plan reunions that take place during Baxter’s graduation in December.
Graduated Gallery
