Serving with JSC is an opportunity to dedicate yourself to justice work and spiritual growth. It is a time to reflect, pray, and discern your unique calling in the world, all within an intentional community and multiple circles of support.

There are four main components of a service year with JSC:

1. Justice Work: Fellows serve 32 hours weekly with the non-profit partner where they are matched.
2. Spiritual Practice: The JSC community welcomes people of all spiritual traditions and those who are new to exploring spirituality. Fellows adopt a daily personal practice and commit to weekly attendance with a spiritual community of their choice.
3. Intentional Community Living: Fellows live together in an intentional community of 4-6 people per household. Within the household, the community shares three meals weekly and determines how to share responsibilities for all community efforts.
4. Leadership Training: Fellows grow their character, moral leadership, compassion, and inner strengths. They participate in weekly trainings and workshops on a wide range of topics including, money and values, community and self service, racial equity, and creating connections across lines of difference.

Johnson Service Corps is a 501(c)3 independent non-profit organization, and an affiliate of Episcopal Service Corps, a national network of similar programs around the US.