Listing Information
The information below is posted by the GBHEM on behalf of the sponsoring organization listed by each posting. For more detailed information or questions, please contact the sponsoring organization directly.
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Scholarships: American University Methodist Tuition Remission
 As a courtesy to the Churches associated with the Pan-Methodist Commission, American University offers 50% United Methodist Ministerial Tuition Remission scholarship to dependent children of clergy under appointment and serving full-time in the following churches:
- United Methodist
- African Methodist Episcopal
- African Methodist Episcopal Zion
- Christian Methodist Episcopal
- Union American Methodist Episcopal
The scholarship program is limited to 16 students, 4 for each class and therefore must be necessarily competitive. The application deadline is rolling and awards are granted on a first-come, first-serve basis.
More information about all the scholarships can be found at American's Kay Spiritual Center webpage.
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Internship: A Christian Ministry in the National Parks
 Encounter God in a truly awe-inspiring natural setting! Become part of a rich tradition that goes back more than 50 years. A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP) is an interdenominational ministry that extends the Christian message to those who live, work, and vacation in America’s national parks.
ACMNP Ministry Teams lead interdenominational worship services in the natural sanctuaries of God’s creation. We bring Christian teaching and community to people often isolated from immediate contact with local churches, including millions of visitors who come to enjoy God's great natural wonders.
With few exceptions, Staff Members arrive in the parks between Memorial Day and Labor Day, and stay 90 days or longer. Those who can stay into September and October have broader options for park placement.
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Internship: Appalachian Outreach
 Appalachian Outreach connects people in need with those who have resources in order to help the less fortunate. Many people are able to give personal time by actually working on the project sites while others can only support the ministry in a monetary way. The amount of support is directly equivalent to the amount of work that can be completed. Therefore, AO strives to meet as many needs as possible. Students can have their choice of home repair, ministry center work (clothing, food, furniture, Hispanic ministry, computer training & repair, children's ministry, recycling, etc.)
Appalachian Outreach hires 15 college students to work in poverty home repair and the various ministries listed above. These students help A.O. host church's (Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic, etc.) mission team during June and July. Term of service is the last week in May through the first week of August. A week's orientation helps equip students to serve.
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Fellowship: Wesley Urban Fellows
 Interested in Becoming an Urban Fellow with Wesley? Interested students are encouraged to apply to the Urban Fellows program as part of their admissions process to Wesley. Urban Fellows are required to be full-time Master of Divinity students taking a minimum of 9 hours each semester. Applicants must submit an essay addressing the following questions:
- How have you experienced a call to Urban Ministry?
- What qualifications or experiences support your Urban Ministry calling?
- In what type of ministry setting do you see yourself serving in the future?
Essays of no more than 1500 words must be received no later than February 1. Essays may be submitted by email to admissions@wesleyseminary.edu, by fax to attn: Admissions at (202) 885-8585 or by mail to Admissions Office, Wesley Theological Seminary, 4500 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC, 20016.
Finalists for the Urban Fellows program will be invited to interview with members of the Urban Ministry Faculty Committee.
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Internship: Center for Youth Ministry Training
 The Center for Youth Ministry Training works in collaboration with Princeton Theological Seminary's Institute for Youth Ministry, Duke Divinity School, and Memphis Theological Seminary to provide the best theological and practical training possible. The CYMT program is unique in its efforts to educate in the classroom and to prepare the youth minister in the local congregation at the same time. Students can earn seminary credit while practicing youth ministry. Through our partnership with MTS, students can complete a Master of Arts degree in collaboration with the CYMT program.
CYMT provides a two-year job placement program that matches students with partner churches, where they serve as the youth director while participating in the CYMT program. The CYMT partners with local congregations in the Nashville, Memphis, Middle Tennessee, North Alabama, and Southern Kentucky regions.
Students receive a $12,000 a year stipend, housing, tuition, and training. Deadline for early acceptance is November 30, 2010. All other applications must be received by March 31, 2011.
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Open House: Open Doors @ Drew
 During “Open Doors @ Drew” on March 25, 2010, we invite prospective students from the Mid-Atlantic and beyond to spend a part or the whole of a day engaging current students and faculty, visiting classes, worshiping in chapel, touring the campus and meeting other prospective students. This day is intended for persons considering the Master of Divinity, Master of Arts, or Master of Arts in Ministry at Drew Theological School, and is an ideal opportunity for those who might not otherwise be able to visit Drew before deciding to begin seminary. There is no charge to participate in Open Doors @ Drew.
Event Location: Drew Theological School, 36 Madison Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940
Event Contact: Drew Theological Admissions, (973) 408-3111, theoadm@drew.edu
Event Website: http://www.drew.edu/theo/opendoors
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Fellowships: Fund for Theological Education
 Gifted students across the U.S. and Canada who aspire to be pastoral leaders and professors can get help for their journeys through Fund for Theological Education (FTE) fellowships for the 2010-2011 academic year.
The FTE Fellowships will provide $1.5 million in monetary awards and leadership development opportunities for excellent students from diverse backgrounds. The nationally competitive fellowships support talented students who are preparing for pastoral ministry and doctoral students from underrepresented racial/ethnic groups who plan to teach religion, theology or biblical studies.
There are multiple programs and fellowships listed. Eligibility requirements and deadlines vary.
Be sure to visit the FTE Web site for further information.
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Scholarships: United Methodist Students Listing from The Fund for Theological Education
A listing of scholarships, funds and fellowships for United Methodist students compiled by The Fund for Theological Education.
There are multiple listings, and deadlines vary. Check the Web site for more information.
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Scholarship: William Heath Education Scholarship for Ministers, Priests and Missionaries
This scholarship deadline is June 30, 2010 for the 2010-2011 school year.
One-time award available to male students who are graduates from a high school in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia or West Virginia. Students must be under age 35 and pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in order to serve in the ministry, as a missionary or as a social worker. Primary consideration is given to those candidates who are of the Methodist or Episcopalian denominations.
More information here.
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