Working together, the interns must also undertake the serious task of developing their spiritual discipline as a group for the ordering of their common life. Another important part of the program will be weekly seminars devoted to theological reflection, and increasingly to vocational discernment as the year progresses. The Johnson Intern Program will be open to people ages 20-29. The interns will be provided with a simple living stipend, health insurance, and housing. The Johnson Internship is an 11-month commitment.
Applications are now available.
The deadline for receiving applications is March 1. The conference will examine how God is viewed at this moment in history, using high-tech satellite and internet technologies to engage in dialogue and debate. Following each speaker's talk, on-site and broadcast audiences will participate interactively. The conference is co-sponsored by the Hundere Endowment for Religion and Culture at Oregon State University, the Chautauqua Institution of Chautauqua, New York, and Trinity Institute, of Trinity Church Wall Street, Manhattan.