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S. Martin Marriott is the Chancellor of Maranatha Baptist University and a part-time faculty member in the College of Bible and Church Ministries and Seminary. He previously served as the fifth President of MBU from January 2010 to May 2023 and has been a member of the Board of Trustees since 1998. An alumnus of Maranatha, Dr. Marriott brings deep institutional knowledge and a strong commitment to training leaders for ministry.
Education:
- Doctor of Divinity, Maranatha Baptist University
- BS Business Management, Liberty University
- MDiv, Temple Baptist Theological Seminary
- MA Biblical Studies and Languages, Maranatha Baptist Graduate School of Theology
- BA Bible and Pastoral Studies, Maranatha Baptist University
Dr. Marriott's research and teaching interests focus on biblical studies, pastoral theology, and church leadership, with a particular emphasis on Baptist identity and practice. His work bridges academic theology and practical ministry, aiming to equip church leaders with doctrinal clarity and pastoral effectiveness. He is passionate about developing Christian leaders through education and discipleship.
His recent publication, The Ordinances Teach Us to Be Baptists (2025), reflects a theological focus on baptism and the Lord's Supper as central to Baptist ecclesiology and gospel witness. His writings often explore how doctrinal practices shape denominational identity and spiritual formation.
Professional Involvement:
- Board Member, Baptist World Mission
- Former President, International Fellowship of Bible Churches Ministers (IFBCM)
- Former President, Association of Advanced Christian Schools (AACCS)
Dr. Marriott is actively involved in mentoring through teaching, chapel contributions, and leadership councils at MBU. Though no formal grant funding is mentioned, his long-standing administrative and academic roles indicate sustained institutional support for his educational and ministerial initiatives. He frequently speaks at churches, conferences, and retreats, extending his influence beyond the campus.
He is deeply involved in the campus community through the Executive Council, Strategy Council, and Leadership Council, contributing to the strategic direction of the university. His leadership continues to shape MBU’s mission of developing leaders for the local church.




