Rachel's Hope Scholarship (RHS)
A comprehensive university sponsorship and leadership program dedicated to producing Christ-centered graduates who are highly employable and impactful leaders.
Program Overview
The Rachel's Hope Scholarship (RHS) is a transformative initiative designed to bridge the gap between potential and opportunity. More than just a financial grant, RHS is a comprehensive leadership incubator dedicated to the top graduates of Camp Brethren High School. Our mission is to mold these promising young minds into Christ-centered, highly employable professionals who possess differentiated leadership and problem-solving skills.
By combining full university sponsorship with a rigorous four-year mentorship curriculum, we ensure our scholars don't just graduate with a degree—they graduate with a calling. They are equipped to become impactful, Bible-focused pillars in their homes, churches, and communities, ready to lead their country with integrity and skill.
"We aim to produce graduates who possess differentiated leadership and problem-solving skills, capable of becoming impactful Bible-focused leaders in their homes, churches, and communities."
Vision
To enable Camp Brethren graduates to lead their communities and country, grounded in Christian faith and empowered by a university education.
Mission
To enable all graduating seniors of Camp Brethren High School (CBM) with academic excellence, motivation, and faith in Jesus Christ to attend university and receive mentorship regardless of financial means.
Goal
To produce Christ-centered graduates who are highly employable with differentiated leadership skills and problem-solving abilities to serve as impactful Bible-focused leaders.
Program Scope
The program is specifically tailored to support high-potential students who might otherwise lack the resources to continue their education. By strategically partnering with institutions known for character development and selecting high-demand fields of study, RHS maximizes the future employability and leadership potential of every scholar.
The Investment
Unlike traditional scholarships that often cover only tuition, RHS recognizes that true student success requires holistic support. This investment model removes financial barriers entirely—covering living expenses, technology, and mentorship materials—so scholars can fully dedicate themselves to their academic and spiritual growth without distraction.
Financial Breakdown (4 Years / 8 Semesters)
- Tuition/School Fees ~$5,000
- Books & Mentorship ~$2,350
- Food & Supplies ~$2,200
- Living Expenses ~$1,700
- Tech ( High End Latest Laptop, Starlink Internet, & Kindle Tablet) $750
Leadership Curriculum
About the Academy
The leadership curriculum is a crucial component designed to fulfill the program's goal of producing impactful leaders with a servant heart. This progressive four-year academy utilizes monthly classes, practical assignments, mentorship discussions, and annual retreats to build maturity and life-readiness grounded in God's Word.
Foundation: Identity & Self-Leadership
Discovering identity in Christ, biblical foundations, time management, spiritual disciplines, and emotional maturity.
Community: Leading & Relating
Servant leadership, humility, building trust, conflict resolution, and teamwork. Includes community service projects.
Stewardship: Money, Time & Resources
Biblical stewardship, generosity, contentment, tracking income/expenses, and avoiding debt.
Multiplication: Leading Beyond Uni
Making disciples, spiritual multiplication, career path discovery, faith-work integration, and leaving a legacy.
The "Pay-It-Forward" Commitment
The RHS model is built on the biblical principle of stewardship and a sustainable cycle of service. To ensure that this opportunity remains available for future generations of Camp Brethren graduates, every scholar makes a solemn commitment to give back.
This is not a loan repayment, but a "pay-it-forward" pledge. Upon graduation and when financially able, alumni are required to support the program for a duration equal to the years they received funding (e.g., 4 years of scholarship = 4 years of commitment). This ensures the torch is passed to the next deserving student.
