Family Ministries College Intern

As a Family Ministries Intern, you'll have the exciting opportunity to invest in the next generation by supporting one of our ministry areas such as Kids, Students, Young Adults, or Foster Care. Your placement will be based on both the current needs of the church and your skills and interests. Whether you're passionate about investing in children, teenagers, young adults, or making a difference in the lives of foster children, this internship will provide you with hands-on experience and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while exploring your passion for ministry. 

The Christ Fellowship College Internship Program is dedicated to developing students for future ministry roles. Within our program, college interns have the invaluable opportunity to learn from experienced leaders in a supportive team environment that fosters both personal and professional growth. College interns are empowered to shape their futures and effect positive change for those they serve, all while gaining practical ministry skills. The College Internship Program consists of up to 25 hours of work per week and runs from August 17, 2026 to August 6, 2027.

• Are enrolled in full-time college classes
• Have completed at least their Sophomore year of college (60 credit hours) and are at least one year removed from High School
• Can work a flexible schedule, including evenings and weekends
• Believe they have a vocational call of ministry on their lives

• Continue your education with enrollment in a minimum of twelve college credit hours per semester
• Be in good academic standing and maintain a semester GPA of 3.0 or higher

• Developing your leadership skills and taking your God-given talent to the next level
• Accomplishing tasks and developing ideas to help strengthen different areas of ministry
• Gain hands-on experience in administration, communication, and teamwork within a ministry context
• Working collaboratively with staff members to recruit, train, invest and lead volunteers
• Expanding your developmental and logistical knowledge of leadership and operations 
• Meeting with a supervisor directing your professional development
• Being evaluated and coached quarterly

• Needs of the ministry
• Enrollment status
• Team chemistry as demonstrated by the active role held in a particular area of ministry
• Reliability and commitment shown through previous interactions with supervisors and staff
• Desired future ministry goals

Classification: Part-time, Hourly (Non-Exempt) up to 25 hours per week.