PROTEGE PROGRAM

The Protégé Program is a 2 year residency program for emerging leaders. Our primary objective through the Protégé Program is to develop our church planting team so that we can strategically and creatively engage the world together. The Protégé Program is specifically designed to be a sending base that propels leaders toward catalyzing the movement of Jesus around the globe . . . this includes future church planters and missionally-focused entrepreneurs.

Protégé Programs take various forms, but their purpose is always to equip potential church planters for the work ahead of them through hands-on experience and disciple-making.

We are currently taking applications from college juniors and seniors for the summer 2010.

Applicants are expected to enroll in seminary education through either Fuller Theological Seminary’s or Biblical Seminary’s online degree program (similar programs will also be considered for acceptance).

interested? then fill out the following

APPLICATION

For more information email Michael.

Attach your application in an email or mail to:

Matthew’s Table Attn: Protege Program

1029-K West Main Street

Lebanon TN 37087

At this point, you probably have a ton of questions like: What will I be doing? Where will I live and work? How does the course schedule work? What is an example of the week in the life of a Protégé? If I get accepted, when should I move?

We have answered a few of the FAQ’s below. We are intentionally vague with our answers because we want your input has to how your time with us will look.

Filling out the application is the first step. Once your application is received we will conduct a phone interview.

FAQ

If you do not find the information you need here feel free to contact us

Am I responsible for finding a job?
Yes all Protege's are expect to work part-time in the community in order to be an incarnational presence among people.
Do I get paid?
Yes. All Protege's receive a $75.00/week stipend.
How does the course schedule work?
Proteges take 2-3 courses at a time, some courses are weekly in the classroom, others online, some are intensive format, and a couple are built around leadership conferences.
Is financial aid available?
Yes contact the financial aid office for more information.
What is an example of the week in the life of a Protégé?
There are a lot of variations depending on your gifts, skills, and passions. This will become clearer as we finalize the application process.
What is the admission process?
Apply for the Protégé Program (Applications accepted anytime throughout the year).

Once application received, there will be an initial phone interview and then a in-person interviews in Nashville (details to be worked out after application received).

If accepted, apply to Fuller Seminary or Biblical Seminary. As partners in the Protege Program, the seminary application process is independent to the Matthew's Table application process. There there are application costs on their end.
Where will I live?
Many Protege's have begun their time with us by renting rooms in church member's homes. However, our Apartment Life strategy is that we plant churches in apartment communities. So we will guide you in finding a apartment to live in once you arrive on site.
Who is the Protégé Program for?
This program is for future and emerging leaders who desire to grow in their character and leadership effectiveness through the philosophies and core values of Matthew's Table. It is specifically designed to be a sending base that propels leaders toward catalyzing the movement of Jesus around the globe . . . this includes future church planters and pastors, as well as ministry-focused entrepreneurs.
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