These positions will involve organizing work
groups and working with all sorts of people.
They will involve a need for flexibility.
In some cases, skills in carpentry will be
helpful.
The stipend and room and board will vary
from site to site but will all reflect that
this is a volunteer position.
Please reflect on the following questions
and return narratives to each question with
your application (it might be helpful to type
them in another document then copy and paste
them into the appropriate box):
1. Describe an area of your life where you
have recently grown in your Christian faith.
How did you see God at work in the process?
2. Describe an experience you have had with
a person or a group of people from another
race or culture. What, if any, impact did
that experience have on your life?
3. What has led you to apply for a Homeland
Mission Intern position? What skills, knowledge,
experience do you see yourself contributing?
4. Describe your experience on participating
in or leading worktrips/mission trips/hands
on mission experiences.
How did you find out about the interns?
Work History: (list most recent first in
this order: dates, employer, address, position/responsibilities)
Health Concerns:
Any health issues that would affect your ability
to fulfill the interns tasks?
Share any health concerns including medication
you are on and past or present health history:
Health/Insurance Information
Do you have health insurance? Yes
No
Hospital/Health Insurance Co.:
Policy #:
Coverage in the name of:
Someone from the Office of Disciples Volunteering will contact
you before the first of March.
Questions? Call Brenda
Tyler . Members of the Christian Church
(Disciples of Christ) will be considered first.