Internship
Program
Internship
quick Facts
10 WEEKS | BEGINNING MAY 28
IDEAL INTERN: RISING COLLEGE JUNIOR OR SENIOR
PRACTICAL AND SPIRITUAL TRAINING
MISSION TRIP COMPONENT
OFFERED STIPEND: $2,000
About the Internship
The Institute for Faith and Culture Internship is designed to prepare the next generation of Christian leaders for the path ahead. Invest 10 weeks deepening your biblical worldview, developing spiritual rhythms, and serving others domestically and internationally, all while preparing for a life of Kingdom influence.
Institute Interns will learn from leaders who are serving the cause of Christ, the Church, and upholding the faith once and for all delivered to the saints. This experience prepares students to thrive in college and in life while helping them develop confidence and intellectual integrity.
The Christian faith is deeply personal, but never to remain private. Interns will have many opportunities throughout this experience to put their faith into action as they learn to live out the cultural mandate and the great commission.
Program
Components
A worldview is a comprehensive philosophical interpretation and explanation of reality. Everyone has a worldview, whether they are conscious of it or not. An individual’s worldview involves beliefs and assumptions about the universe and all the experiences of life. Worldviews shape and inform the way that we approach philosophy, religion, science, government, economics, education, and the arts. Though worldviews are as old as human history, all non-Christian worldviews stand in contrast to the Christian and Biblical worldview. The Institute for Faith and Culture is committed to equip you with the ability to understand your worldview in the context of scripture as your only “rule of life and faith”.
Spiritual formation is a lifelong process with divinely intended goals for the believer that happens most effectively for the person in community. Spiritual formation is the divinely-human act that God uses to bring every believer into Christ’s image. Thus it has four parts: it is primarily spiritual, it is a process, it is purposeful, and it happens within the context of community.
Interns will explore Biblical leadership principles as they develop their worldview. They will create a vision and outcome for their vocational calling and personal life. Interns will build a network of thought leaders in the for-profit and non-profit sectors.
The Institute for Faith and Culture is designed to provide education and training in the areas of ministry and vocation. You will have the opportunity to learn through firsthand experience with mentors who are active in the public square, marketplace, church and non-profits. You will also have an international mission experience to Cuba. Part of the internship program will focus on classes in ministry design to help you plan a model of ministry that you can practically implement over the course of the summer.
INTERESTED IN APPLYING?
The ideal internship candidate is a student that wants to do a deep dive on what it means to apply faith to all areas of life. This does not necessarily mean a career in vocational ministry. If this program sounds like something that aligns with your long term goals, please click below to apply!
