REQUIREMENTS |
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AT LEAST 21 YEARS OF AGE
90 DAY MINIMUM COMMITMENT
COMMITTED CHRISTIAN
RESPONSIBILITIES |
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SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP MODEL CHRIST DAILY IN A WIDE VARIETY OF SETTINGS AND CIRCUMSTANCES
DISCIPLESHIP WORK one-on-one THROUGH PROVIDED CURRICULUM
SUPERVISION LEAD AND CARE FOR STUDENTS THROUGH TASKS AND DAILY ACTIVITIES
DORM OVERSIGHT WITH TWO OR THREE STUDENTS PER ROOM
BENEFITS |
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ROOM & BOARD
MONTHLY GRANT
COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE PENDING SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS
web of support |
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team meetings committed christian professionals provide input and guidance
professional counseling
spiritual mentorship
ministry training ground
Interns see the results of their ministry as they build relationships and observe residents healing from deep emotional and spiritual wounds. Even though not every resident makes the progress we hope for, many experience amazing and lasting transformations. Former interns have gone on to serve as missionaries, teachers, counselors, social workers, youth ministers and pastors. They have found their internships invaluable because of the personal spiritual growth and maturity that happened, and also because of the ministry training and experience they received here.
a team approachInterns work closely with their small group of co-leaders—people with similar missions but with different personalities and backgrounds—thereby learning the importance of every individual as they bring their own unique gifts and abilities to the team. Interns draw from each other's strengths and this compounds the effectiveness of the whole team, and therefore, the ministry.
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missions mentality
Our interns are not assistants, bystanders, or errand-runners; they are the front-line healers in this ministry to broken and hurting young people.
Interning here is not easy; with responsibility and authority come challenges. But no life-changing work happens without sacrifice. Working here is, as Paul wrote in 2 Timothy, “being poured out as a drink offering.”
Interning here is not easy; with responsibility and authority come challenges. But no life-changing work happens without sacrifice. Working here is, as Paul wrote in 2 Timothy, “being poured out as a drink offering.”