Museum of the Bible

Inspire
Fellows

You learn His Word best by helping others see it.

Spend a season with us, trained as an Inspire guide, walking guests through Scripture at one of our U.S. locations.

Ways to Serve
Fellowships
Ways to Serve
Internships
Ways to Serve
Volunteers
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Ways to Serve

Come learn
the work.

The work takes more than one form.

Some join Inspire for a fellowship. Some spend a semester interning. Others volunteer as guides. The roles differ, but the purpose is the same: help guests understand the story of Scripture and see why it matters.

Choose a Pathway

Choose how
you will serve.

Start with the work you want to do and where you can be based.

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An Inspire guide leads guests through the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.
Fellowships

Learn the work from within.

Spend a focused season with the Experiences or Marketing team, learning from mentors and contributing to live programs and projects.

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An Inspire guide teaches guests about fossils in the Green River Formation during a tour at Ark Encounter.
Internships

Put your skills to work.

Join the Experiences or Marketing team for hands-on projects, based with our D.C. or Kentucky teams.

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An Inspire guide engages families and children during a tour of the Babel exhibit at the Creation Museum.
Volunteers

Welcome and guide guests.

Volunteer on site at Museum of the Bible, Ark Encounter, or Creation Museum.

How We Work

Know the story.
Care for the guest.

Every role begins with learning: the biblical and historical content, the destination, and the people you will serve. Then you put that learning into practice, with support along the way.

Experiences
Based on site in D.C. or Kentucky
Marketing
Based in D.C. or Kentucky · remote flexibility
Volunteer Guiding
On site in D.C. or Kentucky
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Learn

Learn the story, the setting, and the people who come through the doors.

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Practice

Find a voice that is well informed, welcoming, and attentive to the person in front of you.

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Serve

Put that learning to work through guiding, experience design, or marketing.

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Reflect

Talk through the work with experienced teammates, keep what worked, and improve what did not.

An Inspire guide teaches guests beside historic Bible manuscripts during a guided Museum of the Bible experience in Washington, D.C.
A guest may remember the story you told, the question you answered, or simply the way you welcomed them. That is the work.
Why It Matters
What a Fellowship Gives You
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Guide Training

You learn the Museum of the Bible inside and out, trained on the same tours our guides lead every day, until the content is genuinely yours.

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Real Mentorship

You serve alongside our Experiences Team, shoulder to shoulder with guides, coordinators, and leaders who want to see you grow.

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Work That Counts

Nothing here is busywork. Guests meet Scripture because of what you do, and you get to watch it happen in front of you.

Biblically literate. Historically informed. Spiritually engaged. That is what we pray for every guest who walks through the door, and for every fellow who helps them get there.