Deeply Rooted, Starting Well
Fourth Fellows
Fourth Fellows is a nine-month Christian discipleship and leadership program for young adults that have recently completed college or graduate school. The program establishes foundational rhythms so that young adults can start their professional lives well—equipped to both embrace the church and engage the world.
Starting Well
Starting out is not easy. Starting well is even harder. Fourth Fellows provides you with both peer support and an intergenerational church community committed to your growth and flourishing. We help to ground you in the faith, find your place, get launched on a faithful trajectory, and engage the culture.
Starting Well
Starting out is not easy. Starting well is even harder. Fourth Fellows provides you with both peer support and an intergenerational church community committed to your growth and flourishing. We help to ground you in the faith, find your place, get launched on a faithful trajectory, and engage the culture.
The Experience
Fourth Fellows is a nine-month Christian leadership and discipleship program for recent college graduates. Fellows build foundational patterns for starting well and glorifying God in post-college life, through multiple program elements including a paid internship, graduate study at Reformed Theological Seminary, mentor relationships, service opportunities, and friendship with other fellows.
The Internship
Anyone starting a career is naturally thinking about what their skills and talents have equipped them to do in the marketplace. The Fourth Fellows program will help you discover your place in the professional world and what you were uniquely made to do. Fellows work three days each week in a paid internship that is relevant to their professional objectives.
The Location
Our location in Bethesda, MD is just 7 miles from the White House and National Mall, making it easy to explore and enjoy Washington D.C. Bethesda is not only home to Fourth Presbyterian, but to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and to one of the most highly educated populations in the U.S. – prepare to be sharpened!