Denver Institute for Faith & Work prepares people to serve God and others in their daily work so that workplaces and cities are transformed.
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The Boston Fellows program gives young Christian professionals a vision for serving God and neighbor in the world, and the means to help them realize that vision. Specifically, the program addresses their hunger for discipline and depth in their walk with Christ; seamlessness in faith and life; meaning in their work, and guidance in career development; models of life to emulate; and companions for the journey.
LIVE: As The Knoxville Fellows, 14 post-graduate men and women live on the third and fourth floors of 4 Market Square during the 10-month program each year. Privileged to live in the heart of Knoxville, they experience the joys and challenges of committed relationships as they eat together, serve together, and pray together.
WORK: The Fellows explore what kind of work they are made to do. Working four days per week and spending focused time with city leaders, the Fellows discern their calling as they walk in the work God has prepared for them.
STUDY: Through a partnership with Johnson University, the Fellows earn a masters degree in Leadership and Ethics upon completion of the program.
Other components of the program include volunteer service, mentorship, retreats and becoming a part of a robust alumni network upon graduation of the program.