PACE Ministry Apprenticeship
Equipping Individuals For God's Work
Ministry Apprenticeship
PACE Professional Ministry Apprenticeship focuses on equipping young professionals to be successful and balanced in Christian ministry.
The purpose of the PACE program is to provide college graduates with a short-term, full-time, real camp, ministry experience. That is they will be equipped both personally and professionally in character based servant leadership.
Each apprentice will leave with a better understanding of who they are and be fully employable in christian ministry.
Application Deadline is July 31, 2020
Apprenticeship Program
Camp Skills Development
Apprentices will be equipped with facilitator and experiential activity training to serve groups with excellence
Professional Development
Study program and ministry philosophies and put them to use in an entry-level position.
Personal Growth
Be encouraged and strengthened in your spiritual walk with professional mentoring and Biblical studies.
Transition Plan
Apprentices will have opportunities to network with other ministry professionals and have a plan for the next step.
PACE Qualifications
Personal relationship with Jesus Christ
Solution minded attitude
Excellent workmanship
Ability to communicate well with others
At least 21 years old
Valid Drivers License
Love for kids
Able to stand for long periods
Feeling called into minstry or camping ministry
Benefits
Living Stipend of $120 per week
Room and Board provided (meals when groups are on campus)
Holidays Off
Ability to flex schedules
PACE are eligible for 24 credits at Grace Christian University
Application Deadline is July 31, 2020
Testimonials
My experience here at Grace these past 15 months has been incredible. I was able to gain a complete understanding of what camping looks like throughout the year. Most importantly, however, Grace helped me grow in Christ-like character so that I could become a more effective servant leader.
With my interest in camp ministry the PACE program helped me see/experience many different things that I never would have seen or experienced being a camper or a volunteer. It helped me in my choice to pursue a degree in the camping profession.
My Internship experience was an intensive, hands on learning opportunity. I was able to work alongside professionals until I was able to get the job done by myself which encouraged me to be self motivated. It was hard work, in-depth and I learned more than in any of my other classes.
