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The Hosanna Ministry Scholarship
Scholarships for Catholic sisters studying theology
Eligible Funding
- Varies by project
Eligible Industries
- Educational services
Types of eligible projects
Innovation
Canada
Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Hosanna Ministry
Hosanna Ministry is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Michigan that provides scholarships to missionary religious sisters and nuns from Christian-persecuted countries. The organization supports women pursuing graduate studies in theology at Catholic institutions in the United States, with the goal of enabling them to return and evangelize in their home countries. View Hosanna Ministry's website for more information.
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About Hosanna Ministry
What is the mission of Hosanna Ministry?
Hosanna Ministry is dedicated to supporting missionary religious sisters and nuns from Christian-persecuted countries by providing scholarships for graduate theology studies in the United States, enabling them to bring the word of God back to their home countries.
What type of organization is Hosanna Ministry?
Hosanna Ministry is a Foundation.
What is Hosanna Ministry's official website?
Hosanna Ministry's official website is https://www.thehosannaministry.org/.
What else should I know about Hosanna Ministry?
Role of Hosanna Ministry in the Funding Ecosystem
Hosanna Ministry serves as a specialized scholarship provider for a specific demographic: Catholic religious sisters and nuns from countries where Catholic theological education is limited or unavailable. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, it bridges the financial gap that prevents these women from pursuing advanced theological studies in the United States.
Scholarship Program Structure
The organization offers financial assistance for graduate-level theology and Scripture studies at recognized Catholic institutions in the U.S. Funding covers tuition, living expenses, and other costs associated with pursuing a master's degree. The scholarship is conditional upon the recipient's commitment to return to her home country after completing her studies to continue evangelization work.
Eligibility Criteria and Application Process
Applicants must be Catholic religious sisters or nuns from countries where Catholic graduate education is not readily available. They must be pursuing graduate studies in theology or Scripture at a recognized Catholic institution in the U.S. and intend to return to their home country after completion. Applications are reviewed by an Evaluation Committee with recommendations made to the Board of Directors.
Application Deadlines
The organization operates two application cycles annually: applications due April 1st for Fall/Winter semester funding, and September 1st for Spring/Summer semester funding. Decisions are communicated within 60 days of the deadline.