Ministries of Financial Aid and Continuing Education
National Ministries administers an American Baptist Financial Aid Program that supports college students, seminarians, and ministerial leaders with grants and scholarships.

American Baptist Financial Aid - guidelines and available funds. National Ministries administers the American Baptist Financial Aid program. We make available a variety of scholarships and grants to students who are members of American Baptist churches, and ministerial leaders.

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EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS
AND INTEREST-FREE STUDENT LOANS
available from
The Karl, John, Elizabeth Wurffel Memorial Fund
and
The Allie L. Sills Memorial Fund
Interest-Free Loans and scholarships are available to all active members of a Presbyterian Church in the Synod of the Northeast for the upcoming school year. Individuals who are or will be pursuing higher education goals and will be attending undergraduate and educational programs at accredited institutions on a full-time basis, within the United States and Canada are welcome to apply.

FUND FOR THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION
UNDERGRADUATE FELLOWS PROGRAM

The Undergraduate Fellowship supports 70 gifted young leaders from across the United States and Canada who are interested in becoming ministers or who have the gifts to become exceptional ministers and could benefit from exploring ministry. The fellowship is open to students from any Christian denomination.

Application deadline is March 1, 2006.

What are the fellowship benefits?
Attendance at the 2005 FTE Summer Conference on Excellence in Ministry, $1,500 stipend for educational expenses, and $500 for mentoring

Who is eligible?
Students who will be a junior or senior during the 2005-2006 fellowship year. Students should be under age 30 with faith commitments, demonstrated leadership abilities, cumulative GPA of not less than 3.0, U.S. or Canadian citizenship.

How do students apply?
Applications may be downloaded from www.thefund.org. Paper versions may be requested by contacting FTE at beth@thefund.org.

What is the FTE?
For more than 50 years, the Fund for Theological Education has been the leading advocate for excellence and diversity in pastoral ministry and theological scholarship. The Fund enables gifted young people from different racial and ethnic backgrounds within the Christian faith to flourish as they respond to God’s calling in their lives. Visit www.thefund.org for more information.

Melissa Wiginton
Director, Ministry Programs and the Partnership for Excellence
Fund for Theological Education
404-727-1450
Melissa.Wiginton@thefund.org