AMERICAN RESCUE WORKERS
PAUL E. MARTIN(Ret.)SCHOLARSHIP

American Rescue Workers, a non-sectarian Religious Charitable Organization and a branch of The Christian Church, has established the Paul E. Martin Scholarship in honor of our former Commander-In-Chief, General Paul E. Martin. Ret)

Following the call of God upon his heart, Paul E. Martin has dedicated his entire life to the diversified ministries of the American Rescue Workers. Observing the decay of sin that takes place in ones body and spirit, he has spent his years spreading the life-changing Gospel and reaching out to the least, the lost and the lonely. Whether the individual was needy spiritually, physically, mentally or materially, his desire was to fulfill the Great Commission that Jesus gave the disciples in Matthew Chapters 25 and 28.

His concern for the on-going work of the organization on a National level, is that the youth of our churches realize the call of God for service, to reach the individuals that slip through the grasp of our established evangelical churches. His aim is to recruit young people for service, as they discover and fulfill God's will in their lives.

The awarding of the Paul E. Martin Scholarship aims to create this interest. Through this scholarship, American Rescue Workers seeks to help young people prepare to answer God's call to this type of unique home missions ministry.

We anticipate granting up to $2,000 per year, awarded at our discretion. American Rescue Workers reserves the right to make the final decision in conferring the scholarship funds.

Requirements

1. The applicant for this scholarship shall be a Mission/Ministerial/Christian Service student in a holiness Bible College, and shall be in his/her Sophomore or Junior year of study, intending to return for his/her Junior or Senior year.
2. The applicant shall have maintained at least a 2.75 grade point average (B-) over the previous two semesters of study.
3. The applicant shall exhibit evidence of Christian character and maturity as well as positive social adjustment.
4. The applicant shall show evidence of his/her call to Christian ministry by having participated in the outreach ministries of their local church, Bible College, or elsewhere.
5. The applicant shall send with his/her application references or testimonials from at least three persons, one of which must be the pastor of his/her local church. Another must be a professor in the College who has the student in class during the current semester or taught him/her in the immediately previous semester. Other references may also be included. PEM Scholarship Requirements.
6. American Rescue Workers reserves the right to communicate further with the persons who submit references for the applicant.
7. American Rescue Workers also reserves the right to contact the Bible College to request an official recommendation or approval of the applicant before making the final decision.
8. The scholarship award will be announced at graduation ceremonies at the close of the current school year, and the funds will be paid directly to the recipient's tuition account at the beginning of the following academic year.
9. American Rescue Workers reserves the right to require a period of internship from applicant the summer months following the year of awarded scholarship. Applicants locality of service to be decided by American Rescue Workers National Board of Managers.
10. American Rescue Workers reserves the right to request one (1) or two (2) years of service from a graduating applicant following the year of awarded scholarship. Applicants locality of service to be decided by American Rescue Workers National Board of Managers.

Please Email Your application to: arwus@arwus.com