The Good Neighbors Fellowship
Forecasted
The Good Neighbors Fellowship supports evangelical and evangelical-adjacent scholar-practitioners in creating public scholarship and resources that help Christian communities engage with civic pluralism.
Funder: Interfaith America
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: $1,500 honorarium per fellow; March 2026–February 2027 pilot fellowship
Summary: A fellowship for evangelical and evangelical-adjacent scholar-practitioners developing public scholarship on faith and civic pluralism.
Key Information: The fellowship is currently invite-only; prospective applicants and those recommending a Christian leader can contact the program officer.
Description
Interfaith America’s Good Neighbors Fellowship brings together evangelical and evangelical-adjacent scholar-practitioners to explore how evangelicals can contribute to, and learn from, a religiously pluralist U.S. society. Part of the Good Neighbors Project, it supports emerging scholars and leaders in developing public scholarship and constructive resources for Christian faith communities.
The fellowship aims to demonstrate evangelical bridgebuilding across religious differences, cultivate faith-rooted leaders committed to collective flourishing, and make room for varied evangelical beliefs and practices. Fellows participate in Interfaith America’s Interfaith Leadership Summit and produce an essay series on the intersections of evangelical faith and civic pluralism.
