The Good Neighbors Fellowship by Interfaith America supports evangelical scholar-practitioners advancing religious pluralism and bridgebuilding through public scholarship and collaborative projects.
Funder: Interfaith America
Due Dates: Invite-only (March 2026–February 2027 cohort; future cycles TBD)
Funding Amounts: $1,500 honorarium per fellow for the 12-month fellowship
Summary: Fellowship for evangelical and evangelical-adjacent scholar-practitioners to advance bridgebuilding and religious pluralism in the U.S.
Key Information: Currently invite-only; contact program lead to express interest or recommend candidates.
The Good Neighbors Fellowship, offered by Interfaith America, is designed to convene a cohort of ten evangelical or evangelical-adjacent scholar-practitioners committed to exploring and advancing religious pluralism in the United States. The fellowship aims to nurture emerging Christian leaders who will model bridgebuilding in a polarized society, cultivate communities of faith-driven thought leaders, and produce public scholarship that enriches Christian engagement with a religiously diverse landscape. Through immersive gatherings, collaborative projects, and resource creation, fellows are equipped to inspire new narratives and strategies for engaging difference constructively.