What Scholar Fellows Are Saying
BibleProject Fellowship Program
Developing a worldwide network of scholars, across Christian traditions who are exploring the biblical story together through research, dialogue, and the collective development of educational resources.
What To Expect
The BibleProject Fellowship Program exists to equip emerging and experienced scholars for collaborative research and content creation to help people experience the Bible as a unified story that leads to Jesus.
Fellows can expect to engage in cohort-style learning alongside 1-4 other participants. This cohort meets virtually weekly for professional development and peer support, including an in-person retreat once per semester. In addition to learning from other BibleProject staff, the fellows will work directly with the Scholar Team, contributing to various projects.
As a fellow, you will learn the biblical paradigm that BibleProject teaches, and with your unique skill set and interests, you will contribute to the project and grow in exegetical competency, biblical/theological research, and curriculum development. This is a paid fellowship opportunity.
How To Apply
Thanks for your interest in the BibleProject Fellowship program! Here's how to apply:
- Complete the Fellowship Application Exercises. (Applications will only be reviewed if they include a completed exercise.)
- Complete the Fellowship Application and upload your cover letter, resume, and completed exercises (in the ‘any additional files’ field).
If you have any questions, reach out to us at fellowship@bibleproject.com.
Program Dates
- April 15, 2024: Application Deadline
- August 19, 2024: First Semester Begins
- December 13, 2024: First Semester Ends
- January 13, 2025: Second Semester Begins
- May 16, 2025: Second Semester Ends
"The Fellowship has been an opportunity to grow as a creative communicator, a biblical scholar, and a follower of Jesus. Along the way, it has been a joy to work with a team of knowledgeable and humble scholars, all of whom share a delight in the Bible."
