Training for Context: Why It’s Harder, and Way Better
Next generation leaders will likely need a degree at some point. You do not have to choose between hands-on training and college credit.
The Difference Maker Your Ministry Internship Program Is Likely Missing
Having your church residency or ministry internship program offer college credit adds even more value to this experience as your program could also count towards a degree.
Your Interns Want College Credit? Don’t Panic… Here’s What You Need.
You are missing out if your church residency or ministry internship program offers resume-quality experience employers are looking for but does not offer college credit or degree pathways. And your students are missing out, as well.
How to Filter for Ideal Church Residency or Internship Candidates
Are you worried you don’t have the right candidates for your church residency or ministry internship program? You may need to start filtering for a different type of student. Jesus chose twelve ordinary men, but these men all had certain qualities others lacked. You can look for these same qualities and filter for better candidates … Read more
Stop Competing with the Big Schools with Your Own Residency or Gap Year Program
The Church needs a new generation of leaders trained for the needs of today and tomorrow. Bible schools, Christian universities, and seminaries have long been the go-to destinations for future Christian leaders. But many local churches and ministries have begun reclaiming their unique role in the leadership training process. Traditional schools still provide a helpful … Read more
Your Residents or Interns Want Academic Credit! We Can Help.
Your church residency or ministry internship program might produce great leaders, but are those leaders getting the academic credit they could be? There’s a way for your program to keep producing great leaders while also offering undergraduate and/or master’s degree pathways.
You Don’t Need to Choose Between Hands-On Training and Academic Credit
Your ministry lives in the real world, with real people in real communities.
With the right training program, you don’t need to choose between giving your students hands-on training and academic credit.