Does God Care?About the ProgramRecommend an ApplicantLeadership Team

    • Your Work Matters

      Transform your vision for work

      and the gospel

    • Does God Care About Our Work?

      According to God, work matters; it serves our neighbors and shapes us. Explore how the deep resources of the gospel speak to the big questions of life - even Monday morning ones - with Triangle Fellows.

      Work can be frustrating. Even when it’s not, it can feel empty at times and leave us with unanswered questions:

      • "How does the little I do fit into God's mission?"
      • "Does the gospel relate to my job - from small details to career goals?"
      • "Does my work matter to God?"

      Triangle Fellows is a 9-month-long discipleship program for young professionals who ask questions like these. Our driving conviction is that, as people learn to embrace the Gospel in all of life, they will be transformed--and transformed people make the best witnesses and workers. Triangle Fellows is modeled after a program that has, for 10 years now, been able to lead cohorts of young professionals to profound change in their intimacy with Christ, community with each other, and relationship to the world through the work they do.

    • The Triangle Fellows Program

      The Triangle Fellows Program is a 9-month-long discipleship experience for young professionals who are employed full-time. Our ideal class comprises 50% men and 50% women between the ages of 25-39 working in varied fields including law, finance, education, government, non-profit, design, medicine, and the arts.

      Daily Devotionals to Unite the Group

      In Your Inbox Each Day

      Daily devotionals unite the group through guided scriptural and devotional readings.

      In-Depth Reading & Discussion

      Curriculum and Books Provided

      The Fellows meet two hours per week to discuss the extensive weekly reading of major texts from various eras of church history.

      Monthly Gatherings

      One Saturday Per Month

      Monthly Saturday gatherings provide in-depth training and city excursions.

      Weekend Retreats

      ​Retreat Getaways In Peaceful Locations Outside the Triangle

      3 retreats are included in the program to provide a deeper focus on personal reflection and spiritual growth.

    • What Are People Saying?

      Triangle Fellows is endorsed by top business professionals in the Research Triangle

      Dr. Doug Shackelford on Triangle Fellows

      Dean of the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School

      Douglas A. Shackelford is the dean of UNC Kenan-Flagler. He is a seasoned academic leader, business education innovator and internationally recognized scholar.

      Katherine Alsdorf on Triangle Fellows

      Senior Fellow for the Faith, Work & Leadership @ Redeemer City to City (New York City, NY)

      Katherine provides consulting support and develops resources to help churches equip their people for cultural leadership. She founded Redeemer's Center for Faith & Work in 2002 and served as its Executive Director until December 2012.

    • Become a Triangle Fellow

      The Fellows program is accompanied by a financial commitment which helps offset program expenses.

      The fee is $1950 and tuition may be paid in a variety of structures. Limited financial aid is available to eligible Fellows already accepted into the program.

       

      Accepting applications through April 15.

    • Recommend an Applicant to the Program

      Every applicant into the Triangle Fellows program needs two references. Are you here to recommend an applicant?

    • Leadership Team

      Triangle Fellows is led by a steering committee of leaders from throughout the Triangle who believe in it and seek to provide spiritual administrative input into the program itself and the events hosted.

      Kyle McManamy
      Adam Darnell
      Nancy and Bob Erdmann
      Drs. Branson & Cristy Page
      Doug Shackelford
      Bill & Rebecca Stevenson
      Jay & Rebecca Thomas
      Susan Thomas
      Roger Van Dyke

    • Advisors

      Katherine Alsdorf

      Senior Fellow for the Faith, Work & Leadership @ Redeemer City to City (New York City, NY)

      Katherine provides consulting support and develops resources to help churches equip their people for cultural leadership. She founded Redeemer's Center for Faith & Work in 2002 and served as its Executive Director until December 2012.

      The Center for Faith & Work

      Redeemer Presbyterian Church (New York City, NY)

      The Center for Faith & Work (CFW) exists to explore and investigate the gospel’s unique power to renew hearts, communities, and the world, in and through our day-to-day work. As the cultural renewal arm of Redeemer Presbyterian Church, CFW fosters, shepherds, and empowers the church as it is scattered, living and working out in the world, beyond the walls of any one gathered place of worship.

    • How Do You Integrate Faith + Work?

      The biggest contribution we make happens where we work and where we live. We spend most of our time in those two places, know them best, and usually have the most influence there, yet for millions of Christians, faith seems like a leisure time activity, but it was never intended to be that way.

      Work takes up most of life because God designed human beings to spend most of their time serving one another, cultivating blessings, and making the world a better place. Drawing on the deep riches of the Bible and Christian tradition, our Faith + Work ministry seeks to help you connect your Sunday faith to your Monday work. Not just for a better 9 to 5, but to serve the cities we belong to and love well.

      Our work matters. Work is a gift. Explore what God calls us to: Good work, done well.

      In Partnership with the

      Gotham Fellowship

      A program created by Redeemer and featured in

      Every Good Endeavor.

       

      Triangle Fellows is part of a national movement that began with The Gotham Fellowship in New York. Gotham was launched in September 2008 by Redeemer Presbyterian Church under the leadership of Rev. Timothy Keller and Katherine Alsdorf. Since then, other fellows initiatives have been launched around the country with a common mission to equip young adults for gospel leadership in the world.

    • A program from the Center for Faith + Work

      in partnership with Chapel Hill Bible Church & South Durham Church

    © 2018 Center for Faith & Work