Greensboro Fellows
Community Services Non Profits
Why pick this one
Greensboro Fellows provides a nine-month program combining paid vocational work, seminary-level classes, host-home housing, and church-based community.
Best for
- Recent college graduates seeking Christ-centered spiritual and vocational formation
- Applicants ages 21 to 25 pursuing professional development before employment or graduate school
- Young adults seeking paid work experience in Greensboro's nonprofit, education, medicine, business, marketing, technology, missions, or ministry sectors
- Applicants interested in seminary-level theological study alongside career development
- Participants seeking host-family housing and structured church community
Look elsewhere if
- Applicants outside the required age range of 21 to 25
- Applicants unable to provide a car or reliable transportation
- People seeking a short-term course rather than a program running from early September through late May
- People unable to pay or raise support for the $7,500 program fee
Specialties
- Paid vocational work placements
- Seminary-level theological classes
- Christ-centered community formation
- Host-home living
- Church and nonprofit volunteer service
- Rwanda partnership trip
What makes them different
- Nine-month program for recent college graduates
- Paid job placement in a fellow's field of interest
- Seminary-level classes covering subjects including Old and New Testament, theological ethics, creation theology, church history, and theology of work
- Host-family housing with a room and at least one meal per week at no cost
- More than 100 alumni since the program began in 2012
- Years in business
- 14
- Serves
- Greensboro
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 5572 Garden Village Way, Greensboro, NC 27410-8544
- Phone
- +13365416692
- Website
- http://greensborofellows.com/
- user@domain.com
Services
- Spiritual development
- Professional development
- Vocational discernment
- Leadership development
- Volunteer service
- Theological education
- Mentorship through host homes and church community