NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)—As a part of its effort to call students to “influence, stand, and lead,” the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission announced a new partnership with NavPress and Student Leadership University in promoting the ERLC’s Josiah Road initiative.
Josiah Road was launched in 2007 as an Internet-based ministry and has expanded into a suite of products including a five-week Bible study, weekend discipleship kit and trade book.
Richard Land, president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, and Jay Strack, president of Student Leadership University, announced the new relationship between ERLC, NavPress and Student Leadership University at a Student Leadership University event at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. July 16.
Student Leadership University (SLU) works to equip and empower students to change their world for Christ through a series of intensive, hands-on educational efforts. The ERLC partners with SLU in their student education work in D.C.
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The Josiah Road Bible Study is Biblically sound, well written, and easy for Student Pastors and leaders to use in any format. Great discipleship tool!
Maclane Forbus-1st Baptist ATL Youth Pastor http://atlstudents.org/
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