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Border Fellows
El Paso, Texas
Border Fellows

Border Fellows

Website: http://www.ciudadnueva.org
Coordinator: Jennifer Martinez
Email: internship@ciudadnueva.org
Phone: 915.491.0954

Border Fellows is a ten month intensive work and service internship on the U.S./Mexico border that challenges recent college graduates to integrate their vocation with God’s heart for outreach, justice and reconciliation.  Interns will not only gain experience in their field of study, but will be challenged to realize their God-given gifts and utilize them to serve a wide range of people, including the poor and marginalized in downtown El Paso, the staff at Ciudad Nueva and the community at St. Clements Church. The suburban-urban partnership, combined with the cross-cultural element, makes this a unique opportunity!

Interns will work in their professional field sixteen hours a week and will spend their remaining time serving with Ciudad Nueva Community Outreach and St. Clement’s Church.  They will also engage in educational training focused on integrating faith and vocation with ministry outreach aimed at the specific needs of the border region.

Interns will become rich in experience, but more importantly, rich in heart knowledge of God’s desires.  They will be better equipped to further God’s kingdom in their future mission fields.

“The King will reply, ‘I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.’   Matthew 25:40


Director: Sami DiPasquale

St. Clement's Church 810 North Campbell Street El Paso, TX 79902
Charlotte Fellows
Charlotte, North Carolina
Charlotte Fellows

Charlotte Fellows

Website: http://www.charlottefellows.org/
Director: Matt Avery
Email: mavery@charlottefellows.org
Phone: 865-789-5904

The Charlotte Fellows is a nine-month post-graduate fellowship with the goal of helping recent college graduates treasure Christ above all things and in all things, learning how to live a seamless life of faith in the places to which God has called them.

We are looking for young men and women – mature in their desire to know Christ – who sense God may be calling them to serve him vocationally through full-time employment in the marketplace; men and women who are saying in their hearts, “I desire to love Christ with my whole heart in my professional career, but I don’t know what that should or could look like.”

To work through this and similar questions, each Fellow will live with a host family, work 3 1/2 days per week in a paid internship (with hopes that it is in a field of interest), meet weekly with a mentor, serve and share community with a local church, hear from business and community leaders on a weekly basis, spend one morning per week in Reformed Theological Seminary classes tailored to the Charlotte Fellows, and cultivate and enjoy deep community within the Fellows family. Fellows will also enjoy several weekend retreats together, spend a week in the foreign mission field, and develop a much deeper understanding and enthusiasm for the specific calling that their
loving Father has placed on their lives.

Home to healthy local churches, a thriving business community, and a diverse population, the city of Charlotte exists as an ideal place to spend nine months cultivating this Christ-centered foundation for your adult life. Join us!
Boston Fellows
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Fellows

Boston Fellows

Website: http://www.bostonfellows.com
Boston Fellows Coordinator: Kelly Madden
Email: info@bostonfellows.com or kelly.madden@verizon.net
Phone: 978-828-7265

The Boston Fellows is a nine-month (Sept-May), whole-life training program for recent university graduates. The program combines a part-time professional internship in the fellow’s field of interest, a workplace mentor, coursework giving a biblical and theological foundation for engagement in the world, cultivation of the spiritual disciplines, active involvement in a congregational community, and Christian service. The fellows are equipped for a lifetime of service in Christ’s kingdom through work, ministry, and daily life.
New Orleans Fellows
New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans Fellows

New Orleans Fellows

Website: http://www.neworleansfellows.com
Assistant to the Director: Erin Bruce Saucier
Email: erin@annunciationmission.org
Phone: 504-895-8697 x103

New Orleans, like many recent college graduates, needs direction.  Both the city and the graduate are poised to move onto better things but have so many questions – When? What? and Who will help?  How do we move on, rebuild, or restart our lives in a way Christ would want?

The New Orleans Fellows Program hopes to enable

young, Christian leaders to reshape New Orleans

in the image of God’s Kingdom.

During this eleven-month Christian leadership-development and training program, ten young men and women live together and work in the community while they explore how Christ has called them to serve others.  The Fellows typically work in local non-profit organizations, chosen with regard to each Fellow’s area of interest, under the direction of Christian community leaders. The Fellows are also enrolled in advanced theological and urban studies coursework and participate in an ongoing dialogue with some of the most-respected men and women involved in urban Christian ministry.   The New Orleans Fellows Program welcomes men and women who seek to develop a more clear vision of God’s call to action in their lives before thy embark on their professional careers, no matter their career aspirations.

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New Orleans Fellows

4505 S. Claiborne Avenue 

New Orleans, LA 70125
The Schaeffer Fellows
St. Louis, Missouri
The Schaeffer Fellows

The Schaeffer Fellows

Website: http://www.schaefferfellows.org/
Director: John Pennylegion
Email: jpennylegion@cpcstl.org
Phone: 314.432.8700

The Schaeffer Fellows at The Covenant Presbyterian Church in St. Louis, MO will have our first class of Fellows in the Fall 2010.

We are seeking to develop the future lay leaders of the church to be better equipped to engage the market place with the gospel of Jesus, while growing in their ability to be actively involved in the local church and community.  We’ll seek to grow in our understanding of God’s world and his work in it through vocational internships, relationships with mentors, theological education, and active participation in the local church.

With the close proximity to Covenant Theological Seminary, Fellows will engage in seminary level classes designed specifically for the Fellows and taught by Covenant Seminary professors.

For more information go to our website or contact us directly.

2143 North Ballas Rd
St. Louis, MO 63131
Rockland Fellows
Golden, Colorado
Rockland Fellows

Rockland Fellows

Website: http://rocklandfellows.org
Director: Karen Parks
Email: fellows@rocklandcc.org or KParks@mops.org
Phone: (303) 526-0668 Fax: (303) 526-0196

The Rockland Fellows offers 8-12 recent college graduates a working, studying, and serving opportunity within the Rockland Community in preparation for a lifetime of living out their faith.

The Rockland Fellows Program, the first of its kind west of the Mississippi, is a nine-month (September through May) Christian internship program designed to shape the next generation of Christ-centered business, church and community leaders.

Rockland Fellows receive training in practical, living theology from church leaders, Christian scholars and community leaders, enjoy one-on-one mentoring from mature Christian men and women, and perform a variety of ministries and paid business internships to experience the meaning and value of Christian service.

Rockland Community Church
17 S. Mt. Vernon Country Club Rd.
Golden, CO 80401 
The Covenant Fellows
West Lafayette, Indiana
The Covenant Fellows

The Covenant Fellows

Director: Stephan Kirk
Email: skirk@covenantpres.org

Are you passionate to see your faith integrated into real life? Are you eager to be equipped for ministry–either in the marketplace or in the church? Thought so! That’s what we want for you too. Covenant Presbyterian Church is pleased to offer a 9-month mentored graduate studies program for students like you. Our program is designed to prepare you to become a Biblical and Cultural exegete–to understand and to bridge Word and world in a thoughtful and meaningful way.

West Lafayette, IN
Knoxville Fellows
Knoxville, Tennessee
Knoxville Fellows

Knoxville Fellows

Website: http://www.knoxvillefellows.com/
Director: Rick Kuhlman
Email: bighooah@aol.com
Phone: 865.250.5479 Cell: 865.544-4427

The Knoxville Fellows is a Christ-centered leadership and internship program for recent college graduates seeking to live, work, study, pray, and serve in community. Living in community distinguishes the Knoxville Fellows from similar leadership programs. Knoxville Fellows live together in Market Square at the heart of downtown Knoxville. Our program  lasts for 10 months (1 August-31 May).  We are not identified with any particular church or denomination, but rather hail from the Christian Comminity of Knoxville, Tennessee.

We seek twelve college graduates to build life together for ten months. We will create a school for Christ that forms disciples for effective service in our community. We will read widely and argue passionately. We will explore our callings and our fears. We will learn the wounds of our city and hear from many who are healing them. We will pray for one another and for the city and expect transformation. If you believe the Spirit is calling you to become a part of a committed community in urban Knoxville, we would like to hear from you

Knoxville Fellows
4 Market Square Suite 303 C
Knoxville, TN 37902
All Saints Fellowship
Austin, Texas
All Saints Fellowship

All Saints Fellowship

Website: http://www.allsaintsaustin.org/main/content.php?pg=fellows
Director: Taylor Leachman
Email: tleachman@allsaintsaustin.org
Phone: 512-732-8383

The All Saints Fellowship encourages and nurtures post-collegians as they explore “calling” and seek to faithfully live and serve in Christ’s Kingdom.  We walk alongside fellows as they work in internships, minister to their neighbors, and learn to understand the world through the biblical lens of the gospel.

Our fellowship affirms that all of life is sacred, and as no work is more righteous than any other, All Saints Fellows are given an option to work in business, the academic world, non-profits, ministry, or philanthropy.

Over the span of two-years, our fellows explore “calling”, with a focus on the relationship between gifting, desire, and opportunity; nurture their relationship with the LORD Jesus through worship, community life, and cultural engagement; gain a theological foundation through the study of God’s Word; and foster a better understanding of the local church through the participation in church ministry.
The Raleigh Fellows
Raleigh, North Carolina
The Raleigh Fellows

The Raleigh Fellows

Website: http://www.raleighfellows.com
Director of the Raleigh Fellows: Ashley Crutchfield
Email: raleighfellows@nc.rr.com
Phone: 919.614.7634

The Raleigh Fellows Program is a nine-month (September-May) leadership development and training program for young adults recently out of college or graduate school. Young men and women from all walks of life come together to engage in a program designed to foster a God-centered view of knowledge, culture, work and life. Fellows receive theological training, participate in seminars with Christian scholars and community leaders, and enjoy one-on-one mentoring relationships with mature Christian men and women. Fellows apply their training as they minister in the marketplace and in the church.

The Church of the Apostles is a thriving community of believers located in beautiful North Hills in Raleigh, North Carolina. Apostles is centrally located within 25 minutes of NC State, Duke University and UNC Chapel Hill. Raleigh is a short drive from many beaches and the Blue Ridge Mountains, and was recently voted the best place to live and work in the nation by Money, Fortune and Time magazines.

333 Church at North Hills

Raleigh, NC 27609
Kinston Fellows Program
Kinston, North Carolina
Kinston Fellows Program

Kinston Fellows Program

Website: http://www.kinstonfellows.com
Director: Jimbo Perry
Email: kinstonfellows@gmail.com
Phone: 252.522.5799

The Kinston Fellows Program places a special emphasis on glorifying the Lord at work and in the community. On the work front, we offer opportunities in medicine, law, real estate, small business, education, ministry, and others. We work five days a week, at least 25 hours a week, in order to prepare our fellows for the realities of the future. We also consider our work to be apprenticeships as opposed to internships, where your work place boss will be actively mentoring you and helping you to develop useful skills. In the community, we have a passion to not only grow in our walks with Jesus but also to be a part of helping those with little hope. Kinston offers an amazing opportunity to do this given our community’s high level of poverty. Throughout the year, you will also get to go on some amazing trips, meet some extraordinary people, and receive some amazing lifelong tools and lessons, all the while living and learning with a family in the Kinston community.

The Kinston Fellows are excited to accept our fourth class of fellows for the 2010-2011 year. Please check out our website. There, you will find lots of details on our plans for the coming year as well as hear about the amazing year that the 2009-2010 fellows have had.

Grace Fellowship Church
327 Academy Heights Rd
Kinston NC 28504 
Pittsburgh Fellows
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Fellows

Pittsburgh Fellows

Website: http://www.pittsburghfellows.com/
Director: Becca Chapman
Email: bchapman@pittsburghfellows.com
Phone: 412-741-7044

Pittsburgh Fellows offers a nine month jump start into the business community of Pittsburgh and trains young men and women to integrate their faith with a call to the corporate world. Our hope is to help shape the next generation of godly, values-driven and ethical business leaders.

The Pittsburgh Fellows program offers challenging four day (Monday-Thursday) paid business positions (real jobs) in the city of Pittsburgh to qualified Christian students who have studied in area of business, entrepreneurship, marketing, finance, accounting and information technology. On Fridays, fellows study Apologetics and Leadership Studies in the Fall and Dialogue with Media and Servant Leadership in the City in the Spring (12 graduate credits from Trinity School for Ministry – an Anglican Seminary). Each fellow receives a mentor in his/her area of vocational calling who is only one member of a team of people who care and encourage fellows during this transitional first year out of college.

Fellows live together in two separate houses – one for women and one for men. Therefore, space is limited to five men and five women. We are now accepting applications for the 2009-2010 academic year.

Visit www.pittsburghfellows.com and www.pittsburghfellows.typepad.com or email bchapman@pittsburghfellows.com for more information.

Pittsburgh Fellows
405 Frederick Avenue
Sewickley, PA 15143
The Gotham Fellows, Redeemer Presbyterian
New York, New York
The Gotham Fellows, Redeemer Presbyterian

The Gotham Fellows, Redeemer Presbyterian

Website: http://www.gothamfellowship.org/
Director: David Kim
Email: davidkim@redeemer.com

The Gotham Fellowship is a nine-month intensive program designed for 24 young professionals who are currently employed full-time in New York City and have at least two years of working experience.  The Fellowship integrates three primary elements to further the social, cultural, and spiritual renewal of the NYC: 1) Theological Development, 2) Personal Renewal, and 3) Community Formation.

Center for Faith and Work | Redeemer Presbyterian Church
1359 Broadway 4th Fl.
New York, NY 10018
Houston Fellows
Houston, Texas
Houston Fellows

Houston Fellows

Website: http://www.houstonfellows.com
Director: Laura Sorrell
Email: laura@houstonfellows.com
Phone: 713.854.5351

The Houston Fellows Initiative, hosted by local churches, is a Christ-centered leadership and internship program for young college graduates, and other emerging leaders, seeking to live, work, study, pray and serve in community in preparation for a lifetime of living out their faith in the workplace.


Assistant Director: Kate Lumpkins
Email: kate@houstonfellows.com
Phone: 713-855-4940

Houston Fellows Initiative
1707 Post Oak Blvd, Suite 123
Houston, TX 77056

First Presbyterian Church Fellows
Macon, Georgia
First Presbyterian Church Fellows

First Presbyterian Church Fellows

Website: http://www.fpcmacon.org/fellows.htm
Director: Tom Anderson
Email: tanderson@fpcmacon.org

The FPC Fellows Program is a nine-month (September through May) leadership development and training program for recent college graduates.  Young men and women from all walks of life come together to engage in a program designed to foster a God-centered view of knowledge, culture, work and life. Fellows receive theological training, participate in seminars with Christian scholars and community leaders, and enjoy one-on-one mentoring relationships with mature Christian men and women. Fellows apply their training as they minister in the community, work in a marketplace internship and interact with their host family.

First Presbyterian Church (PCA) is home to the Fellows Program.  FPC is a historic church located in downtown Macon, GA that is seeking to make an impact for Christ’s kingdom in Middle Georgia.  Opportunities for ministry abound at FPC:  to college and graduate students at Mercer University through RUF and Campus Outreach, to youth through a vibrant youth ministry and through Young Life, to urban students through a ministry called Campus Club, etc.  Check out our promo video today at www.fpcmacon.org/fellows.htm !


Assistant Director: Eric Ashley 478-746-3223
The Capital Fellows
McLean, Virginia
The Capital Fellows

The Capital Fellows

Website: http://www.capitalfellowsmclean.org
Director: Bill Fullilove
Email: fellows@mcleanpres.org
Phone: 703/581-2015

How do you live a life that’s fulfilling, exciting & authentic as you move into your future?

The gospel is about more than you ever thought it was.  It is about redeeming our work, our relationships, our culture, our community, and our world.

We can only learn how to do this within the context of a community.  The Capital Fellows provides the opportunity for you to discover God’s calling in your life and how your story fits into His story.  The program combines internships on Capitol Hill, in local businesses or in nonprofit organizations, graduate level study, service in the church and community and spiritual formation.

“Be Transformed by the renewing of your minds” Romans 12:1

Are you interested in being transformed by the gospel so that you can transform the world?  If so, join a small group of like-minded recent college grads as part of next year’s Capital Fellows program.
Falls Church Fellows
Falls Church, Virginia
Falls Church Fellows

Falls Church Fellows

Website: http://www.thefallschurch.org/pages/page.asp?page_id=32710
Director: Morna Comeau
Email: fellows@thefallschurch.org
Phone: 703-463-6244

The Falls Church Fellows Program, a nine month leadership development program,  provides a forum for 12-13 recent Christian college graduates to become more firmly rooted in Christ and inspired to live their faith seamlessly in the marketplace, in church, in their families and in the world.

Each Fellow works in an internship in his/her field, lives with a host family, takes seminary courses for credit, attends a year-long seminar series exploring a variety of issues, disciples teens in youth group, and is mentored by a more mature Christian.  While engaging the culture of the Washington DC metro area, Fellows “work out their faith” in a small community of believers —  The Fellows Class.
Gainesville Fellows
Gainesville, Florida
Gainesville Fellows

Gainesville Fellows

Website: http://www.gainesvillefellows.org
Director: Craig Naylor
Email: gainesvillefellows@gracefl.org
Phone: 352-332-8770

The Gainesville Fellows Program brings together recent college graduates to work, study, and serve together. This is done in community in preparation for a lifetime of living out Christian faith in the marketplace, in ministry, and in all of life.

GRACE at FORT CLARKE
United Methodist Church
9325 W Newberry Road
Gainesville, FL 32606
Second Presbyterian Church Fellows Program
Memphis, Tennessee
Second Presbyterian Church Fellows Program

Second Presbyterian Church Fellows Program

Website: http://2PC.org/fellows
Director: Bisha Harrington
Email: memphisfellows@bellsouth.net
Phone: 901 272-0037 Cell: 901 491-6460

Contemporary Christians have all heard the “change the world” rhetoric.  But few have paused to reflect on what it means and whether it’s even possible.  In his recent groundbreaking book, Culture Making, Andy Crouch makes a shocking claim.  You can’t change the world!  Sound like bad news?  The good news is that there is still something you can do.

The Fellows program at Second Presbyterian Church in Memphis is designed with that “something else” in mind.  What is that?  It’s vocation, calling, growing into the kind of person God intended for you to become.  You’ll never “change the world.”  But God might change it through those things he’s called you to do.  So finding your calling is what life and the Memphis Fellows is all about.

Calling is found through maturation in Christ.  That is why every facet of the Memphis Fellows program is intentionally designed to help young adults begin to assume to responsibilities associated with the mantle of adulthood.  We emphasize maturity in church membership and leadership, maturity in relationships, maturity in the workplace, and maturity in the Christian life.  That’s because maturity is about growing out of one’s college/youth experience and growing into those things for which one has been uniquely gifted by God.  And that’s where you’ll find your calling.

The year is spent studying what the Bible has to say about our mission as followers of Christ.  The Fellows’ four-day-a-week, paid internships, their volunteer community services, as well as their host family living situations and personal relationships become the teaching ground for putting into practice that mission.  Ultimately, the goal of the graduate level courses of study and roundtable discussions of the 2PC Fellows program is to think and dream about how we, the church, and the world might be radically changed by the Gospel of Christ, and to discover the role to which each has been uniquely called in light of such possibilities.

The setting of Memphis, TN, offers Fellows a unique opportunity for serving, engaging, and transforming the culture for the Kingdom of Christ.  Memphis has a long history of rich ethnic and cultural diversity; Asian, Middle Eastern, and Hispanic cultures blend into the dominant cultures of African-American and European-based traditions, making Memphis ripe with ministry opportunities.  Second Presbyterian Church is actively involved in the community of Memphis and encourages the Fellows to invest and engage along with them during their tenures here.  Additionally the city is ripe with career opportunities.  Memphis is home to several Fortune 500 corporations, including Autozone, FedEx, International Paper, and Service Master.  Memphis also boasts a top-notch medical community with such leading institutions as St. Jude Children’s Hospital and Research Center being among them.  From an artistic standpoint Memphis has long been hailed for its music heritage.  Memphis is considered the home of the Blues and Rock and Roll, with both B.B. King and Elvis Presley calling the city home.

Please visit our website, 2PC.org/fellows for more detailed information and program specifics or contact our director Bisha Harrington at memphisfellows@bellsouth.net.

Other Information: Second Presbyterian Church 901 272-0037, 901 491-6460

Second Presbyterian Church
Florence Fellows
Florence, South Carolina
Florence Fellows

Florence Fellows

Website: http://www.florencefirst.org/fellowsministry
Director: Chris Handley
Email: chandley@florencefirst.org
Phone: 843-662-2583 Cell: 843-229-0966

The First Presbyterian Fellows Program allows each Fellow to develop professional and Kingdom relationships in the marketplace through internships, service in the community and the church through a nine month leadership, development and training program that prepares young men and women for a lifestyle of living by the Gospel and for the Kingdom of God.

First Presbyterian Church
700 Park Avenue
Florence, South Carolina 29501
Trinity Fellows Program
Charlottesville, Virginia
Trinity Fellows Program

Trinity Fellows Program

Website: http://fellows.trinitycville.com/
Fellows Program Director: Dennis Doran
Email: fellows@trinitycville.org or dennis.doran@trinitycville.org
Phone: 434-977-3700 x124 Cell: 434-825-9866 Fax: 434-979-0802

The Trinity Fellows Program is a nine-month (September through May) leadership development and training program for young adults recently out of college or graduate school. Twelve young men and women from all walks of life come together to engage in a program designed to foster a God-centered view of knowledge, culture, work and life. Fellows receive theological training, participate in seminars with Christian scholars and community leaders, and enjoy one-on-one mentoring relationships with mature Christian men and women. Fellows apply their training as they minister in the community, work in a marketplace internship and interact with their host family.

Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA) is home to the Fellows Program. Trinity is a vibrant body of believers living out the Gospel in the city of Charlottesville, the university community and the world. Situated in the foothills of Central Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, Charlottesville has been described as the essence of small city sophistication, rich in historical and cultural significance. Home to the University of Virginia, the city offers a myriad of restaurants, coffee shops, theaters, art galleries and live music venues, as well as outdoor activities such as mountain biking, hiking and skiing. Its location in central Virginia allows easy access to the natural beauty of the Appalachian Trail and Virginia Beach as well as the urban centers of Washington, D.C. and Richmond.

Trinity Fellows Program
Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA)
P.O. Box 5102
Charlottesville, Virginia 22905

Work is 'the expenditure of energy (manual or mental or both) in the service of others, which brings fulfillment to the worker, benefit to the community and glory to God'.

by John Stott

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