The Faith & Justice Fellowship

A nine-month journey, from September to May, of theological formation for exploring the spiritual and public dimensions of Christian faith. Experience the Faith and Justice curriculum with a cohort of peers! In addition to network activities, cohorts typically meet 2x a month. 

Diverse Cohorts

Fellows can take part in affinity groups like the AAPI Cohort or the Organizing Cohort. Or they might choose to join one of our Open Cohorts that celebrate diverse backgrounds and experiences. The application form has a section for indicating cohort preference(s). 

Meeting Format & Frequency: Some cohorts meet online, others follow a hybrid format with regular in-person meetings. All cohorts meet twice a month. 

Deadlines: Early (6/1); Regular (7/1)

Specialized Tracks

In addition to our regular cohorts, we offer three specialized tracks – for college students (and recent grads), preachers, and prospective seminarians

Whatever your interest, we’re excited to journey with you in the coming year!

Frequently Asked Questions

You can do the fellowship from anywhere in the world. The core learning takes place through our online learning platform, while some cohorts meet fully online and others in person. 

We are committed to being a fellowship program that flourishes as a hybrid learning community.  

Since 2012, we have been involved in distance learning programs in partnership with a broad array of accredited educational institutions. Hundreds of students from over a dozen U.S. states have gone through our various programs.

There are several optional in-person gatherings throughout the year. They’re a great opportunity to build community and learn from our leaders and distinguished guest speakers and authors. For the 2025-26 fellowship year, our gatherings will be in Nashville (Sep 11-13, 2025) and the SF Bay Area (Jan 29-31, 2026).

Fellows receive discount registration and travel scholarships are available. 

Network Membership: 1+ hr(s)/wk
Network members engage the content at a flexible pace that works for them. In addition to occasional online meetings, there are discussions and curated reading materials. Network members also receive invitations to our annual gatherings. 

Fellowship: 2-3 hrs/wk
In addition to network participation (above), fellows engage in two Zoom (or in-person) cohort meetings each month. 

Academic Track: 8-12 hrs/wk
Students on tºhe academic track should expect varying lengths of time for different individuals, depending on their learning styles. On average, participants should plan to spend 3-5 hours/wk reading + 1-2 hours in reflection/discussion each week + 4-5 hrs/wk on course assignments.

It is possible to do the work of the fellowship for advanced standing with credit at one of our partner seminaries:

  • Austin Theological Seminary
  • Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
  • Western Theological Seminary 

Our students have gone on to study at each of the seminaries above as well as Fuller Theological Seminary, Luther Theological Seminary, Princeton Theological Seminary, and Wesley Theological Seminary. Please visit our Seminary page for more info and to apply for the Academic Track. 

$1095 total ($945 early bird by 6/1), covering participation from September through May. Includes Network membership plus cohort participation. 

Alumni Cohort ($547 total): meets once a month. 

Additional Costs: Gatherings have separate registration fees; fellows receive discounts.

Scholarships are available for early applications (by 6/1). 

Apply for the fellowship here by June 1 (early bird discount, scholarship applications open) or July 1 (regular deadline). 

Please note: Space is limited and early application is strongly encouraged. 

Begin the Journey of a Transformative Year

A year of building relationships and learning in community, deconstructing and piecing back together what you believe, integrating faith and justice, for the flourishing of all and the good of the world. 

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Join the Fellowship

Sign up for a nine-month journey through the Faith and Justice curriculum with a cohort of peers. 

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