Programs
The Cornerstone of Our Program
Our leadership development program features cohort study, and immersion trips in the United States, Africa and Israel designed to build and strengthen relational bonds between Black Americans, Africans, and Jews.
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Many of our initiatives and programs will also include cross-cultural discussions and fact-finding journeys about issues and historical touchpoints that have impacted the Black community in the United States and the World.
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Building upon the foundation of Black Hebraic Thought, a biblical worldview rooted in the Hebrew scriptures and contextualized in African American experience, Shiloh hopes to begin a new chapter in the Black and Jewish relationship of increasing pro-Israel support and advocacy for common interests.
The Scepter’s Path Program
Transform the leader. Change the world.
The Scepter’s Path is an 18-month apprenticeship program designed to equip Black Christian leaders for real-world advocacy. Our theme focuses on antisemitism and racism. The program consists of three cycles with once-in-a-lifetime experiences in Israel, Africa, and a Tour de South. Each cycle will have a trip, courses on leadership, and a project that demonstrates participants’ ability to integrate learning with action. The trip portion of the program will include educational tours and advanced seminars that enhance participants’ understanding of the moral and political issues affecting themselves and others.
Each participant will be given a mentor/coach as well as access to mental health professionals to support them during their fellowship.
Successful completion of the program will offer a master’s degree in leadership from a partnering institution and career opportunities with our network of established leaders.
What Leadership Looks Like HBCU Tour
The Shiloh Institute cultivates ethical global leadership in the Black community. The What Leadership Looks Like HBCU Tour is a program designed to meet the personal, cultural, civic and professional development of HBCU students by providing up-close and personal engagement with national religious and thought
leaders, corporate executives, community activists, arts and cultural contributors to provide an immersive learning and social experience for attendees.