Internships
A season that changes your life.
Months-long internships alongside the US team, on the work that carries the field.
What an internship is
Real responsibility, for a season.
In Favor’s own words: a months long internship that will change your life. This is not coffee runs. Interns serve alongside the US team on the operations that carry the field: media, administration, and partner care.
You bring your skills and your season; the US team shapes the internship with you. You can work remotely, and you are welcome at Favor’s office in Riverview, Florida.
The logistics
Plain answers up front.
When
A season of months, timed around your calendar. Semesters and summers fit naturally; start the conversation before your season begins.
Where
Remote from anywhere in the US, at the Riverview, FL office, or both.
How it starts
One note through the contact form: who you are, your skills, and the months you have.
The work
Where interns serve.
Media & creative
Video, design, newsletters, and the social content that keeps partners connected to the field.
Administration & operations
The office work that carries the ministry: records, data, and day-to-day operations support.
Partner care & mailings
The mailings, notes, and receipts that ensure all our partners are honored.
Prayer at the center
Whatever your track, prayer is part of the rhythm. Every Favor day begins there.
What you'll take with you
A season that counts twice.
Interns leave with real experience, not a stack of coffee runs.
Real nonprofit operations
Hands-on experience inside a working international ministry: administration, records, and the day-to-day that keeps an ECFA-accredited organization running.
Storytelling with real stakes
Media, newsletters, and social content built from real field material, for a real audience of partners.
How indigenous missions work
A close-up view of how a US office serves indigenous field teams across Uganda, South Sudan, and Chad.
The spiritual core
Prayer is not optional but necessary if you want to live. That's how we treat prayer and the Word of God here.
Carole Ward, to young visitors at the mission - Lord Send Us Where No One Wants to Go
How it works
Three steps to a season that counts.
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Inquire
Tell us who you are, what you can do, and the months you have.
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Shape it together
The US team builds the internship around your skills and season. Nothing is one-size-fits-all.
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Serve for a season
Months alongside the US team, on the real operations that carry the field.
Questions, answered
Before you ask.
When should I ask?
Before the season you have in mind - ahead of your semester or summer. The earlier the conversation starts, the better the internship fits.
Can I get academic or seminary credit?
If your school offers internship credit, bring its requirements to the planning conversation and the US team will work with them.
Can I intern while working or studying part-time?
Internships are shaped around your season and your schedule, and remote work is normal. Tell us what your months actually look like.
Is fundraising required? What about housing?
It depends on the shape of your internship. Support and any housing or travel details are worked out with the US team during planning, before you commit.
Not an internship?
Two doors right next to this one.
Ask about an internship.
Tell us who you are and the months you have. The US team takes it from there.