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Center for Mission Studies |
The Denver Rescue Mission, an educational institution, is an ideal setting for students to develop skills for 21st-century ministry and service to a world of human and spiritual needs. Diverse facilities, operations, and outreaches make formal and informal internship, training, and practical opportunities available year-round. The Mission is a training site for graduate, undergraduate, and vocational programs; in accredited and non-accredited studies; with college and post-college age students; in five different locations. Through these programs, the Mission is helping prepare the next generation of compassionate, professionally-trained leaders for missions, non-profit enterprises, and similar work in the United States and around the world. Internships Offered Summer Servant Corp : "Immersion" service learning program for a summer. Chaplaincy Certification Program (CCP): Denver Rescue Mission's course in inner-city ministry chaplaincy (available in distance education format). Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE): Professional development for ministry workers. Undergraduate Internships: Animal Science Graduate Internships: Child Development Rescue College: Approved campus for college-accredited internet-based rescue mission leadership training. International Visitor Exchange: Customized training/exchange programs for city missions, mercy ministries, and other non-domestic religious programs. Short-Term Missions: Coordinators of service assignments to Asian Hope (Cambodian orphanage and school) and Heart to Heart International (Romanian child care institute) ministries. |
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At-A-Glance "Campus to the World" - hosting students from places like Germany, New Zealand, Canada, Kenya, Czech Republic, Ireland, England, Scotland, South Africa, and the U.S. Formal, supervised training provided to approximately 60 interns each year
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