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). It blends discipleship, leadership training, enterprise mentoring, and societal transformation projects, aiming to equip fellows for Kingdom impact in Africa. The fellowship is partially funded, targeting emerging and established leaders aged 27–40 with 8–10 years of professional experience, particularly those with a legally registered African social enterprise or business. Applications are open to Africans only and must be submitted via email to fellowship@theagoraproject.org.⁠​​​​​‌‌​​​​‌​‌‌​​​‌‌​‌​‌‌​‌‌‌‌‌‌⁠

What it offers

• Spiritual and professional development through discipleship, leadership training, and mentorship.
• Practical tools for Kingdom-centred impact across 12 sectors: academia, law, government, fashion, entertainment, education, religion, economy, family, media, science, and social reform.
• Mentorship and peer-learning from Kingdom-proven practitioners and distinguished judges evaluating fellows’ projects.
• Opportunity to implement Kingdom Impact Projects addressing real societal challenges.

Who can apply

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

What you'll do

Fellows will undergo:

• Intensive discipleship and leadership training.
• Enterprise mentoring tailored to their sector.
• Societal transformation projects aligned with 12 mountains of influence (e.g., law, education, media).
• Mentorship and peer collaboration across diverse sectors.

How to apply

• Submit an application via email to fellowship@theagoraproject.org. Details on the application process are available upon request.

Good to know

• The fellowship is partially funded—specific funding details are not provided.
• Fellows will join a cohort of 12 leaders for 9 months, concluding with a commissioning event.
• The programme focuses on African-led Kingdom impact in global and local systems.