About
The Hendricks Center
About The Hendricks Center
The key to any organization is leadership. And the key to any leader is the heart. That’s why our focus at The Hendricks Center is the leader’s heart. Through programs, processes, and media resources, we seek to shape leaders who are passionately committed to God and His Word while personally compelled by God’s love for each person. This is the way of Christ, who showed that it takes courage to lead, compassion to serve, and both to impart the hope of the gospel.
The Hendricks Center STAFF & LEADERSHIP

Bill Hendricks
Executive Director for Christian Leadership

Dr. Darrell Bock
Executive Director for Cultural Engagement

Mikel Del Rosario
Project Manager for Cultural Engagement
Mikel Del Rosario (ThM, 2017) is Project Manager for Cultural Engagement. He is a doctoral student in New Testament at DTS and Adjunct Professor of Apologetics and World Religion at William Jessup University. Mikel co-authors articles for Bibliotheca Sacra with Darrell Bock, manages the Table Podcast, and helps Christians explain the Christian faith with courage and compassion though his apologetics ministry. He holds a ThM from DTS and an MA in Apologetics from Biola University. He loves singing and playing the guitar.

Kymberli Cook
Senior Administrator

Amanda Stidham
Administrator

Peter Green
Office Manager

Marissa Bond
Events Assistant
Marissa Bond serves as Events Assistant. Originally from Northern California, she served in the Navy as a Hospital Corpsman where she also earned her degree in Healthcare Administration (BAS). After finishing her 5 year commitment to the military she moved to Dallas, TX to attend Dallas Theological Seminary in order to learn more about Jesus and earn a Christian Education degree. Marissa’s interests include the outdoors, camping, road-trips, and spending time with the Youth at Redeemer Bible Church.

About Howard “Prof” Hendricks
Dr. Howard G. Hendricks, known simply as “Prof,” directly or indirectly touched millions of lives in the evangelical community and beyond. For more than sixty years Prof served on the faculty of Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS), where he taught more than ten thousand students. He served as the chairman of the Center for Christian Leadership for over twenty years. He also ministered in person in more than eighty countries. Through speaking engagements, radio, tapes, films, the sixteen books he authored and coauthored, countless journal and popular-market articles, his service on numerous boards, and his work as a chaplain to the Dallas Cowboys (1976–1984), his reach was and is worldwide.
His legacy, in partnership with Jeanne, his wife of more than sixty-five years, includes four children and six grandchildren. Holding large audiences enthralled at venues such as Billy Graham’s conference center or Promise Keepers’ stadium rallies, Prof would confide, “It’s wonderful to be here with you, but I have a group of delicious students waiting for me back at the seminary.”