Internships at FDC

Fellowship Denver’s Internship Program provides an opportunity for adults who are navigating their next vocational steps to grow in character and competency through hands-on ministry experience in a healthy church culture.

Become an intern

Program Information

Program Year
August through July

Pay
Monthly stipend

Areas of Residency

  • Children & Family Ministry
  • Communications
  • Student Ministry
  • Church Planting
  • Community & Mission
  • Operations & Administration
  • Production / AVL
  • Worship & Arts

Application Deadline
Applications for the coming year are due by June 30th

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Learn

Fellowship Denver Interns are enrolled in a graduate-level course called Ministry Foundations. Graduate students may be eligible to receive academic credit for this course.

Serve

Interns are expected to be active participants in the life of the church. In addition, they serve in a dedicated area of ministry under the supervision of a staff leader.

Lead

Interns will have the opportunity to experience what it is like to lead ministries throughout the church.

 

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Hear From Internship Alumni

“This internship gave me a church to call home. It challenged me to step out of my comfort zone but also was a time I felt deeply supported and encouraged in my personal walk with Jesus.”

Clare, Student Ministry Intern

“Being an FDC intern has been an amazing and formative experience learning under gifted and godly leaders! It’s also helped show me the practical day-to-day of Christian ministry and has provided a complimentary arena of thought and practical application.”

Will, Mission and Discipleship Intern

“Interning at Fellowship Denver helped me understand church ministry in a brand new way. I was so encouraged by the way the staff loved me, their community, and Jesus.”

Angi, Kids and Family Intern

“My time as an intern at Fellowship has been extremely beneficial and meaningful to my experience moving to Denver and my time at Denver Seminary. As a pastoral care intern, Fellowship has surrounded me with amazing support, as I have been exploring how to integrate the Christian worldview and the love of Christ into the counseling space. Moving to a new city with no prior connections, the staff at Fellowship welcomed me with open arms, bringing new meaning to what it means to be adopted into the family of Christ.”

Julia, Pastoral Care Intern

“Being an intern at FDC has been an invaluable experience. As a seminary student, the FDC internship provides a safe, grace-filled, and loving space to learn the ropes of Christian ministry. The lessons and opportunities I have gained here will be with me the rest of my life.”

Josh, Student Intern

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Ministry Foundations

Ministry Foundations, a graduate-level course that runs the length of the academic year, is required for interns and is open to enrollment outside of internship.

This class is ideally suited to individuals in or pursuing vocational ministerial work within the local church or in other para-church ministry contexts. To apply for enrollment in Ministry Foundations without an internship, please fill out the form below. To view the course syllabus and schedule, click on the link below.

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What does a typical day look like for an intern at Fellowship Denver?

Interns participate in various ministry activities, including worship planning, community outreach, and discipleship under the guidance of experienced mentors.

Is the Fellowship Denver internship a paid position?

Yes, interns receive a stipend during their time in the program.

How long does the Fellowship Denver Internship Program last?

The internship program runs for one year from August to July.

What kind of mentoring and support can interns expect during their time at Fellowship Denver?

Interns receive personalized mentoring from seasoned pastors and ministry leaders, helping to develop practical skills and spiritual growth.