Biography

REV. WILL HORN is the Founder and pastor of the Cosmopolitan Congregation in Dallas, TX. He is also CEO of Will Horn Ministries, host of the Shake the Table YouTube channel and Podcast and the Recruiter and Admissions counselor at Brite Divinity School at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. He is also a member of the prestigious Martin Luther King, Jr. Board of Preachers at Morehouse College.

In his calling to ministry, Will is a gifted preacher, teacher, spiritual guide, and practical theologian who specializes in helping people to elevate their spiritual awareness, shift their belief systems and live a life of authenticity. As one who supports those who are on a journey to live into their callings through theological education, he brings a wealth of experience and passion for preparing people to serve in churches, the academy and in public life.

Will holds a Master of Theological Studies degree with a certificate in History, Theology and Ethics from Brite Divinity School at Texas Christian University. He also completed undergraduate work in Business Management at Paul Quinn College in Dallas. He will continue his studies by pursuing a Doctor of Ministry degree in Transformational Leadership this Fall at Boston University School of Theology.

With over 20 years of pastoral ministry and 30 years of itinerant preaching and leadership, Will has honed an incredible ability to access the true purpose and power of the Holy Spirit, which he believes is communicating the Good News to people from all walks of life. He has traveled to 24 different countries on 4 continents, and that experience has given him an uncommon ability to share a truly inclusive Gospel message. He has become renowned for making biblical concepts clear and relevant for people from diverse backgrounds and cultures. +

Will considers himself to be a 21^st century reformer, blazing a new trail with his Metacostal, Cosmopolitan message and raising Christ Consciousness everywhere he goes! Rev. Horn is committed to using his gift to not only make life better for individuals but to also bring about ecumenical, cross-cultural, and interfaith unity.