The Intern for Worship and Student Engagement at Duke Chapel will work with the Duke Chapel ministry team and will be supervised jointly by the Coordinator of Worship and Ministry and Assistant Dean of the Chapel. The intern will offer primary support for the weekly worship services at the Chapel and will regularly engage students both in and out of worship service contexts. The intern is expected to work with the various weekly services at Duke Chapel (Sunday morning worship, biweekly Sunday Evensong, and occasional Thursday evening or night prayer), as well as other services throughout the liturgical year, including Blessing of the Animals, All Hallows Eve, and Holy Week services. The intern will have opportunities to preside at worship, to preach, to lead students connected to Duke Chapel, and to assist with other student related programs. 

The intern should be a welcoming and inclusive team player who takes initiative, works without direction within the scope of their prescribed duties, and is eager to work with a large, diverse staff at a University Chapel. Students thinking about campus ministry, liturgy, higher education administration, and large church parish ministry may be interested in this internship. M.Div. candidates preferred. 

Dates: August 24, 2025 - April 26, 2026 Hours: Approximately 12 - 15 hours per week Pay: $10,000 stipend To Apply, Please Provide: 1. Resume 2. A list of three references (include email and phone numbers), 3. A reflection of 250 to 500 words on the following prompt: The Chapel’s Mission statement is: Rooted in the love of God in Jesus Christ, Duke Chapel bridges faith and learning by nurturing and embodying the intellectual, ethical, and spiritual life. How do you imagine your work as an intern contributing to this mission? How do you hope working toward this mission as an intern will form you for future ministry?