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    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.

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    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.

    PC(USA) Grants and Scholarships

    PC(USA) Grants and Scholarships support churches, communities, organizations, and students with mission projects and educational aid to advance community development, reconciliation, and ministry.

    Presbyterian Mission AgencyDue Dec 21, 2026

    Large Project Grants

    Large Project Grants support faculty teams in theology and religion higher education, funding collaborative projects that strengthen classroom teaching, deepen reflection, and cultivate faculty communities.

    Wabash CenterDue Feb 9, 2027$30,000

    National Initiative to Strengthen Christian Campus Ministries at Colleges and Universities

    National Initiative to Strengthen Christian Campus Ministries at Colleges and Universities supports charitable organizations’ work to strengthen campus ministries and nurture students’ religious lives.

    Lilly FoundationDue Jan 25, 2027$7,500,000

    Central Conference Theological Education Fund (CCTEF)

    Central Conference Theological Education Fund (CCTEF) supports United Methodist institutions with theological education and faculty development to prepare church leaders in Africa, Europe, and the Philippines.

    GBHEMDue Dec 15, 2026

    Teaching Fund

    Teaching Fund supports philosophy educators through the American Philosophical Association, funding new teaching initiatives and pilot projects that can serve as models for other institutions.

    APARolling submissions$1,000