MBC Tysons - MBC Tysons Disability Ministry Internship
McLean Bible Church
Location
Vienna, Virginia
Salary
$2,500 / YEAR
Quick overview
The internship involves diverse ministry work including administrative tasks, teaching Bible lessons, planning curriculum, and organizing camp outings for the disability community. Interns will serve in operations and disciple-making roles during weekly programming and special events, assisting with summer camp planning and execution.
Requirements summary
Applicants must be high school graduates, college students, or recent graduates who are committed Christians with a strong desire to serve individuals with disabilities and their families. Availability for evening and weekend work, including mandatory participation in several specific summer camps between June and August, is required.
Job description
Mbc tysons disability ministry internship description: __________________________________________________________________________
Who should apply for an mbc internship?
The internship program is designed for high school graduates, college students, and recent college grads who are walking closely with Jesus and would like to spend the summer working in with the disability community and discipling the next generation. We are looking for interns with a heart for those in the disability community and a desire to serve them and their families well.
What will the internship involve?
Ministry involves many types of work, from administrative tasks, to teaching Bible lessons, to planning curriculum and organizing camp outings. As an Access intern, you’ll serve meaningfully in both operations and disciple-making roles during our weekly programing and at our special events. You will also assist with the planning and execution of our Access summer camps and events. Additionally, you will receive intentional training and discipleship from the NextGen team to develop you as a faithful servant of Jesus.
What are the expectations of an mbc intern?
Internship dates are June 7 – August 12, 2026. Access Interns can expect to work 30 hours/week on non-camp weeks with set office hours across Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday as well as special events on Fridays and Saturdays. Due to the nature of ministry work, evening and weekend availability is a must.
A mandatory orientation for all MBC Interns will take place on June 7 from 1
- 00
- PM - 2:30 PM.
MBC Interns will be permitted up to 5 vacation days throughout the summer with written approval. Vacation day requests must be submitted by May 27, and approval/denial will be given by the internship start date. Any unanticipated time off requests, delayed start dates, or early end dates will be handled on a case-by-case basis. Vacation days cannot be used during mandatory summer camp dates.
- For NextGen ministries, summer camps are a critical part of our mission to make disciples of the next generation. All Access summer events are mandatory for all Access Interns:
- Kid’s Quest & Access VBS, Kingdom Adventure Week: June 23 - 27
- Access Friendship Club Camp for Teens and Adults with Disabilities: July 21 - 24
- Access Family Retreat: August 3 - 6
Participation in one additional NextGen camp over the summer is also required
- High
- School
- Summer
- Camp: July 10 - 14
- Middle
- School
- Summer
- Camp:
- July: 30 - August 2
When will i know if i’m accepted?
The internship application will close Wednesday, April 1st, and we will conduct interviews as applications come in. We will make our final decisions and notify applicants as we conduct interviews and no later than May 1st.
Is there any compensation?
Though this is not a paid internship, Interns will receive a stipend of $2,500 for the summer to help with basic expenses. Housing may be available for interns who live out of town or don’t have family in the area. Please mark on your application if that’s something you would require, and we will follow up.
Application questions
Personal information
RESUME
Please attach an updated resume.
What we teach
Please read the "What We Teach" booklet in its entirety (include link)
1. Have you read the MBC “What We Teach” booklet? 2. Is there any part of the "What We Teach" booklet that you do not understand or do not agree with?
Spiritual journey
Please take some time to answer the following questions
- 1.
- Write a brief testimony about how and when you became a Christian.
- 2.
- Theoretically, if you were to die tonight and Jesus was to ask you, “Why should I let you in heaven?” how would you respond?
- 3.
- Do you regularly attend a local church?
- How are you connecting to biblical community?
- 4.
- How are you becoming like Jesus and growing in your relationship with him?
- 5.
- How are you impacting others for Christ?
- 6.
- Why do you wish to intern with Access ministry and individuals with disabilities this summer?
Internship tasks
Do you have a personal laptop or tablet you can use during the internship?
All Access summer events are mandatory for all Access Interns
- Kid’s
- Quest &
- Access
- VBS,
- Kingdom
- Adventure
- Week: June 23 - 27
- Access
- Friendship
- Club
- Camp for
- Teens and
- Adults with
- Disabilities: July 21 - 24
- Access
- Family
- Retreat: August 3 - 6
Please rank each additional summer camp in order of your preference for serving
- High
- School
- Summer
- Camp: July 10 - 14
- Middle
- School
- Summer
- Camp:
- July: 30 - August 2
Camp assignments will be given at the start of the internship.
Would you require an MBC host family?
References
Please list two adult, non-relative references who can speak to your qualifications for an internship with MBC. [name, email, phone number, your relationship to them]
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Benefits
- Housing assistance