Treylin Crayton

Minister Treylin Crayton is a native Texan, born and raised in Austin. He gave his life to Christ when he was 8 years old under the leadership of Apostle Dr. Dana Carson of The Reflections of Christ Kingdom known as The R.O.C.K. (formally Praise Tabernacle). Almost 30 years later, Treylin still serves under Dr. Carson.

Minister Crayton began his ministry at L.B.J. High School in Austin, TX by starting a student bible study. In a year’s time the 12 member ministry grew to a 180 plus member organization that was comparable to the size of the high school’s band. He was awarded the Martin Luther King Jr. Youth Legacy Award for Religion by the Austin Area Heritage Council for his leadership in the community and on campus. His model of organization and leadership for high school campus ministry is used by some Fellowship of Christian Athletes ministries across Texas.

Minister Crayton has founded and led numerous bible studies on college campuses in Texas and Oregon. He has devised plans that have helped college campus ministries grow numerically and excel spiritually. Minister Crayton was an active leader of the Student Clergy on the campus of Huston-Tillotson University in Austin, TX and became a favorite speaker among the faculty and students of the university.

Minister Crayton has served in various state governmental positions; including House Sergeant and Legislative Aide for the Texas House of Representatives. He was also an aide for then Governor George W. Bush (43 President of the United States). He earned his Bachelors of Art in Christianity and Political Science (Pre-Law) from Houston Baptist University, and completed his Master of Arts in Evangelism and Church Planting at Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. Minister Crayton is pursuing a Kingdom Degree in the Fundamentals of Theological Studies from the Kingdom School of Ministry and beginning the Fall Semester of 2017 will be a student at Mid-Western Baptist Theological Seminary pursuing a DEdM