Our Internship and Residency Programs equip people to grow spiritually and professionally through hands-on experience, mentorship, and intentional discipleship. Whether you feel called to full-time ministry or you’re a high school or college student who simply wants to deepen your faith and develop leadership skills, regardless of your career path, we want to walk alongside you. From students exploring what God has next, to college and post-grads seeking growth, to those pursuing a residency in ministry, we invite you to prayerfully consider which program best fits your gifts, experience, and season of life. Grow in faith, serve with purpose, and step boldly into the calling God is shaping in you.
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High School Students (Grades 9–12)
The High School Internship (previously known as the 4:12 Internship) helps students grow in their faith while gaining hands-on experience. Rather than choosing a single track, interns will be exposed to a variety of ministry areas and receive training across multiple departments throughout the summer. Participants also engage in weekly chapels and leadership classes to build foundational skills and knowledge.
8 Weeks (June-August)
How old do I have to be?
You must be a rising 9–12th grade high school student.
Can I choose a specific track?
No. During this internship you will be exposed to a variety of tracks throughout the summer.
Are there any application requirements?
Students will need to complete the application’s essay questions and provide one reference letter from a non-family member regarding their character.
How much does the internship cost?
The internship is free.
Are these paid positions?
No, the High School Internship is unpaid.
Are lunches provided?
No. Students are required to provide their own meals each day.
Is transportation provided?
No, interns are responsible for providing their own transportation.
Can I work elsewhere while interning?
Yes, just make sure that there is no conflict with your work responsibilities.
When does it start and end?
Orientation day for the internship is on June 9. The internship begins on June 10 and concludes on August 13.
What is the weekly schedule?
Interns serve each Wednesday from 10am – 9pm, Thursday from 9am – 4pm, and Sunday from 8am – 1pm for a total of 23 hours. Interns will have a one-hour lunch break on Wednesdays and Thursdays. There will be chapels and leadership classes each week.
How will I know if I have been accepted into the Internship Program?
After you submit an application, it will be reviewed. Potential candidates will be contacted with next steps shortly after applying. All students will be required to complete an interview with our student ministry staff before being accepted into the program. The student’s parent(s) must be present for the interview.
Click the button below to submit your application by April 30th. Questions? Email agarrett@lifeatvictory.com.
College Students (Ages 18–24)
The Collegiate Internship is designed for current college students who want to stay rooted in the church while pursuing their degree. It requires just 2–4 hours per week. Here, you’ll find a faith-based community of peers who value teamwork, flexibility, and growing together.
2–4 years, depending on degree pursued.
Are there any application requirements?
What qualifications are you looking for in collegiate interns?
The Collegiate Internship is more about connection. We look for people who love to serve others and dare to dream big dreams for the Kingdom of God. We place a high value on attitude, flexibility, sense of humor, and the ability to work within a team environment. Also looking for Interns with a servant’s heart who wants to stay connected to the church while pursuing their college degree.
How long is the internship?
Depending on whether you are pursuing a two-year or four-year degree, the internship will span that entire timeframe.
I am looking into a college to apply to, any suggestions?
The options are endless for online and in-person schooling, depending on your major. If you aren’t sure where to start, we’re happy to help, just reach out to us at ChurchNetwork@lifeatvictory.com
Are these paid positions?
No, the Internship Program positions are unpaid.
How much does the internship cost?
The internship is free.
Is housing provided?
Interns are ultimately responsible for finding their housing. However, we will do everything we can to help you find free or affordable housing.
Is transportation provided?
No. Interns must find their own transportation on their way to and from Collegiate Internship requirements.
Can I work elsewhere while interning?
Yes, as long as outside work does not conflict with internship and school responsibilities.
How many hours a week is the internship?
A once a week one-hour Leadership Class, serving 2-4 hours a week in your chosen department, and weekend services. Required to serve at Easter and Christmas Eve services as well as Encounter Conference and Kid’s Camp. Some flexibility depending on course load, work schedule, and chosen track.
What does a typical week of internship look like?
Wednesday
Sunday
How will I know if I have been accepted into the Internship Program?
After you submit an application, it will be reviewed. Potential candidates will be contacted with next steps shortly after applying.
Click the button below to submit your application by the listed dates. Questions? Email ChurchNetwork@lifeatvictory.com.
November 1, 2026
January 13, 2027
July 12, 2027
August 11, 2027
November 1, 2027
January 12, 2028
College Graduates with a 2 or 4-year degree
The Post Grad Internship is for those who have completed a 2 or 4-year degree and want to explore what full-time ministry looks like. This internship is designed for individuals who feel drawn toward ministry but want clarity before making a long-term commitment. It’s a season of discernment, growth, and real-world experience in church leadership.
6 months or 1 year (starting August or January)
Are there any application requirements?
What qualifications are you looking for in interns?
Previous ministry and leadership experience are preferred, and experience in the desired ministry focus area is favored. We value attitude, flexibility, a sense of humor, and the ability to work within a team environment.
How long is the internship?
We have two options available: 6 months or 1 year.
Are these paid positions?
No, the internship program positions are unpaid.
How much does the internship cost?
The internship is free.
Is housing provided?
Interns are ultimately responsible for finding their housing. However, we will do everything we can to help you find free or affordable housing.
Is transportation provided?
No, interns are responsible for providing their own transportation.
Can I work elsewhere while interning?
Yes, just make sure the responsibilities do not conflict.
How many hours a week is the internship?
The internship is 25 hours a week, including serving weekend services. Interns are required to serve Easter and Christmas Eve services as well as Encounter Conference and Kid’s Camp.
What does a typical week of the internship look like?
Wednesday
Thursday
Sunday
How will I know if I’ve been accepted into the Post-Grad Internship?
After submitting an application, candidates will be contacted with next steps.
Click the button below to submit your application by the listed dates. Questions? Email ChurchNetwork@lifeatvictory.com.
November 1, 2026
January 21, 2027
May 17, 2027
August 19, 2027
November 1, 2027
January 20, 2028
College Graduates who have already earned a 2 or 4-year degree and are ready to change career paths or start a career in vocational full-time ministry
The Residency is for individuals who are confident in their call to full-time ministry and ready to commit to a specific ministry track. Residents focus deeply on their chosen area, growing professionally, developing as leaders, and strengthening their pastoral and ministry skills. This is an intentional, focused pathway designed to equip and prepare long-term ministry leaders.
2 Years
What qualifications are you looking for in a Resident?
We look for someone who knows they are called to full-time vocational ministry. Someone who has had previous ministry and leadership experience in their chosen track, for at least year. We value attitude, flexibility, a sense of humor, and the ability to work within a team environment.
How long is the residency?
The Residency is 2 years.
Can I pursue schooling while completing the Residency?
We strongly discourage pursuing schooling while in the Residency. We recommend devoting as much time as you can to absorb, learn, and grow everything the Residency has to offer. The two years go by very quickly!
Is this a paid position?
Yes, this is a full-time temporary paid position.
Do Residents receive health and insurance benefits?
No, but if a Resident needs insurance during the Residency, we would be happy to give options and suggestions.
Is housing provided?
No, but we will help Residents find affordable housing, if needed.
Is transportation provided?
No, Residents are responsible for providing their own transportation.
What does a week in the Residency look like?
The Residency is at least 40 hours a week, Sunday through Thursday. Residents will be required to work at any event/service that Victory staff are required to work; Christmas Eve, Easter, Encounter Conference, and Kid’s Camp. Flexibility is a must.
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
When can I start the residency?
We have two start dates throughout the year, January and August. Please see How to Apply for specific dates.
After I apply, what’s the next step?
After the initial application has been submitted, you will be sent a Residency Questionnaire. Once we have received the questionnaire and recommendation letters, you will begin the three-step interview process.
Click the button below to submit your application by the listed dates. Questions? Email ChurchNetwork@lifeatvictory.com .
November 1, 2026
January 26, 2027
May 1, 2027
August 24, 2027
November 1, 2027
January 25, 2028