The First Book Grant (FBG) for Research on Minoritized Christian Communities in North America supports early-career scholars’ book research to advance minoritized Christianity and connect scholarship with the church.
Grant for Researchers supports scholars through Louisville Institute funding for research and research leave on North American Christianity, connecting scholarship with church life to strengthen church and academy.
The Global Scholars Grant supports early-career Christian faculty in the U.S. or Canada who integrate faith and research, funding projects that contribute to broader academic fields.
The Louisville Institute Dissertation Fellowship supports doctoral research on Christian faith, ministry, and religion in North America, encouraging work that bridges church and academy.
Minor Grants from The Bibliographical Society support scholars with immediate research costs, including travel and reproductions, to advance understanding of books and manuscripts as historical evidence.
Racial-Ethnic Local Church Grants support racial/ethnic congregations and United Methodist annual conferences in developing U.S. congregations to strengthen local churches’ witness and ministry.