The Agora Fellowship 2027

The Agora Fellowship 2027 is a 9-month intensive programme designed to cultivate Spirit-filled, excellence-driven leaders with Christ-centred influence across 12 societal spheres (mountains) in Africa. It blends discipleship, leadership training, enterprise mentoring, and societal transformation projects, aiming to equip fellows for Kingdom-centred impact through biblical mindset and practical tools. The fellowship is partially funded and targets emerging and established leaders aged 27–40 with 8–10 years of professional experience, preferably in Africa with a legally registered social enterprise or business.

What it offers

Fellows receive intensive discipleship, leadership training, mentorship, and hands-on projects to address real societal challenges. The programme covers 12 key influence areas, including academia, law, government, fashion, entertainment, education, religion, economy, family, media, science, and social reform. Faculty includes Kingdom-proven practitioners and academics, while mentors provide personal guidance throughout the journey.

Who can apply

The fellowship welcomes Africans aged 27–40 with 8–10 years of professional experience in any sector (marketplace, ministry, creative industries, public service, or entrepreneurship). Applicants must demonstrate leadership potential and have a legally registered social enterprise or business in Africa.

What you'll do

Fellows will engage in bible-based leadership training, mentorship, peer-learning, and Kingdom-focused projects across their chosen spheres. They’ll collaborate on societal transformation initiatives, receive sector-specific guidance, and present final projects for evaluation by a distinguished panel.

How to apply

Applicants must submit their application via the official portal (details via fellowship@theagoraproject.org). The process includes:

• Completing the application form.
• Providing evidence of registered social enterprise/business in Africa.

Good to know

• Duration: 9 months.
• Cohort size: 12 fellows.
• Funding: Partially funded (specific financial details not provided).
• Language: No explicit language requirement mentioned.
• Eligibility: Open to Africans aged 27–40 with 8–12 years of experience in leadership roles.
• Focus: Kingdom-centred leadership with a focus on African societal transformation.