THE WOMEN & WORK

Scholarship

Women & Work is thrilled to help propel women forward into their God-given calling by awarding our third annual scholarship! The Women & Work Scholarship assists women financially as they further their education in the field of study God has called them to.

God loves women and delights in utilizing them in the world through their work for His glory. Our heart is to see them flourish and walk in the fullness of who God is and all He has planned for them!

Education is part of what God uses to form women into His image and is an essential component of their stepping into the calling He has placed on their lives.

We are grateful to the special friend of Women & Work who sponsored this scholarship, and we’re excited to serve women by being a part of their journey. May this scholarship help propel our upcoming recipient into maximum kingdom impact!

Our Heartbeat

The heartbeat of our team is to:

  • Choose a deserving recipient
  • Get to know this woman by hearing how God has led her and called her to the work she’s pursuing for His glory
  • Have our Women & Work community also meet her digitally and champion her
  • Help her network with other Christian women in her vocational field
  • Follow her successes and pray her on through each semester until she graduates

How can you join us? 

We need your help to make the scholarship happen:

  • Continue to give to our scholarship fund linked at the bottom of this page. 
  • Spread the word that our scholarship exists so that many women will apply
  • Pray for wisdom for our scholarship selection committee to discern who our first recipient should be
  • Pray for the recipient herself to be strengthened in her walk with the Lord and that she will fulfill her calling

Dates & Details

The 2025 Women & Work Scholarship is $2000

The scholarship application is open through April and will close on April 5, 2025. A recipient will be awarded in May 2025.

The Women & Work Scholarship will be awarded to a woman who plans to attend a traditional
4-year college or university, a 2-year community college, a graduate-level institution, or a trade school.

They may pursue a degree in both non-ministry or ministry-related fields. 

Applicants may be traditional students with at least one year of college already completed or women returning to school in a different season of life. 

The recipient will be awarded the scholarship just once.

Hear From Our Previous Scholarship Recipients

The Women and Work Scholarship and Mentorship program has blessed me in countless ways this year. It is a privilege to hear the stories of these determined and wise women on the Women & Work team. Meeting with each of them has helped me discern my gifts and callings and given me more confidence in doing what God wants me to do with my life. We were all created intentionally and uniquely by a loving Father, and I have seen that so clearly reflected in these women and in myself, too!”

-Caroline Seeling, 2024 Scholarship Recipient 
Samford University
Pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Christian Ministry and Organizational Leadership 

“The Women & Work scholarship and mentorship program has been an incredible privilege, honor, and blessing to be a part of this past year. Connecting with numerous exceptional women and learning from their stories of work and faith has profoundly impacted how I approach my faith journey and embrace my God-given calling with confidence.”

-Grace Gandy, 2023 Scholarship Recipient 
Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Pursuing a Masters in Business Administration

The Women & Work Scholarship Selection Committee 

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Carrie Jones

Director of Scholarship and Work Done Well blog series, Women & Work

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Garnetta Smith

Director for Student Success and Women’s Support Coordinator, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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Tiffany Smith

Strategies Coordinator, The Send Network at the North American Mission Board

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Michele Atkins

Strategies Professor of Education, Associate Provost and Title IX Coordinator at Union University