The Foundation for Evangelism currently funds the Harry Denman Fellowships which are given to scholars in the United Methodist tradition who are pursuing doctoral studies in evangelism and related disciplines.  The Fellowships are to encourage and equip people who might one day teach evangelism in United Methodist schools of theology and institutions of higher education and who are committed to the spiritual renewal of the church.

Candidates are selected for their commitment to Christ and the church as well as for their academic excellence.  A Foundation for Theological Education (AFTE) administers these fellowships through their John Wesley Fellowship Program.  Because commitment to the renewal of United Methodist theological education in a more evangelical direction is primary, AFTE seeks to provide the church with first-rate scholars trained in the classical Wesleyan tradition to fill faculty positions.  Those chosen will be assigned an E. Stanley Jones Professor of Evangelism as a mentor.