Internships • outreaches • resident service
Use your studies and skills to serve.
Converge Fellowships are serving-and-learning experiences for students, young adults and YWAMers. Each Fellow develops a practical project with an approved ministry host.
How a Fellowship works
- Discern. Identify your skills, studies, calling and desired area of service.
- Match. Explore a current opportunity or ask us to help identify a suitable host.
- Prepare. Complete the application, references, interview and orientation.
- Serve. Work with the host, meet with a mentor and complete a defined project.
- Reflect. Debrief the experience and document learning and outcomes.
A personalized project
Projects may draw from education, healthcare, business, communications, technology, environmental studies, social services, the arts, sports, ministry or another field. The host defines real needs; the Fellow brings curiosity, initiative and relevant preparation.
For hosts and coordinators
Ministries can propose projects and host Fellows when they can provide clear responsibilities, supervision, safe arrangements and meaningful feedback. Coordinator training is available for leaders developing university internships.
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What is your next step?
Tell us where you are, what you are studying or doing, and how you hope to participate.