Eco-Stewards Program and Summer Internships for Young Adults

WV Are you a young adult with a heart for service who feels a personal or professional call to be a steward of God's Creation? The Eco-Stewards Program is actively recruiting passionate, dedicated young people to apply for the Eco-Stewards Program from May 16-23 and 8-10 week paid internships.

For 2010 the Eco-Stewards Program is offering a one week experience called "Tending the Garden: A Faith Response to Protecting and Restoring Mountains, Communities and Relationships" in West Virginia from May 16-23, along with a limited number of paid summer internships.  More information is available on the Eco-Stewards Program website.

There are four internships available to young adults who participate in the weeklong Eco-Stewards Program.  The weeklong program will include training in principles and practices of eco-stewardship to prepare interns for summer experiences in which they will work with environmental stewardship projects at local Christian organizations around West Virginia.  Interns will receive support from the Eco-Stewards community in West Virginia through bi-weekly fellowship and Bible study with other interns.  All internships will be service-oriented at  locations with great needs.  Spend your summer strengthening communities and making the connection between your faith and environmental stewardship.

Download Eco-Steward Internship Descriptions for more information on the four 8-10 week internships.  Interns will be paid $200 a week and housing will be provided by host locations.  Internships will be filled on a first-come first-served basis once a strong applicant has been approved by the internship site.

Young adults may apply for the weeklong program only, or apply for the weeklong program and an internship. 

Download Eco-Stewards Application [PDF] Application deadline April 25.

Find more information on the Eco-Stewards website or on the Eco-Stewards Blog.

The Eco-Stewards Program is co-sponsored by Presbyterians for Earth Care and the Presbyterian Church Camp and Conference Association.




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