Teaching the Bible
Teaching the Bible supports Presbyterian-related schools, colleges, and universities with campus engagement, lectures, Bible study, and curriculum development to advance biblical teaching.
This grant was recently updated
The deadline list now starts with December 21, 2026 and adds September 20, 2027, replacing September 21, 2026. Awards are now described as $10,000 each rather than up to $10,000. Check the linked application form for current requirements and limits, as the page no longer includes the detailed proposal guidance, typical project duration, or per-cycle application and award limits.
Funder: Presbyterian Mission Agency
Due Dates: December 21, 2026 (Quarterly) | March 15, 2027 (Quarterly) | June 21, 2027 (Quarterly) | September 20, 2027 (Quarterly)
Funding Amounts: $10,000 per grant; up to five grants
Summary: Supports Bible teaching at Presbyterian-related schools, colleges, and universities through campus engagement, lecture series, Bible study, and curriculum development.
Key Information: Applicants must be Presbyterian-related schools, colleges, or universities.
Description
Teaching the Bible, funded by the Presbyterian Mission Agency, supports Bible teaching in Presbyterian-related schools, colleges, and universities. The program brings engagement with the Bible into institutional life through both shared learning activities and curricular work.
Supported activities range from campus-wide engagement through lecture series and Bible study to the creation of new curriculum. This scope includes opportunities to gather around biblical teaching as well as efforts to develop what an institution teaches, placing both campus participation and curriculum development within the program’s focus.
