StudyQA — University Scholarship — Thriving Communities Fellowship

Duke Divinity School is committed to supporting a new generation of transformative leadership in support of healthy congregations and thriving communities. The Thriving Communities Fellowship program is designed for those pursuing a residential master of divinity (M.Div.) degree who are exploring a vocation as an ordained pastor and who have a vision of the church as a catalyst for social healing, local economic development, and community revitalization.

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Supported by a grant from The Duke Endowment, Thriving Communities Fellows receive scholarship funding to cover the full cost of tuition for three years of study in the residential M.Div. program.

Thriving Communities Fellows are selected on the basis of: Creative capacity for transformational, pastoral leadership in and through congregations A commitment to exploring vocation as an ordained pastor A desire to catalyze a life of faith through Christian formationAn ability to curate cross-sector partnerships A strong commitment to making the love of Christ visible through social healing, local economic development, and community revitalization

Universities:

Duke University

Level:	Master
Tuition:	Full coverage