About the IJM Institute

The IJM Institute is a community of Christian leaders advancing solutions for overcoming injustice. It is a place for sharing ideas, resources and tools to raise awareness of injustice and move the Body of Christ to action.


Institute Leadership

Bethany Hoang, Director of the IJM Institute
Laurel Henshaw, Institute Administrator
Larry Martin, Dean of the IJM Institute
Gary Haugen, President & CEO, IJM
IJM Institute Senior Fellows

IJM Senior Fellows are leaders of Christian scholarship who contribute to the theological development of IJM staff and those who are impacted by the message and mission of IJM. IJM Senior Fellows also serve as liaisons for the expansion and deepening of IJM’s relationships with communities, ministry leaders and scholars in the Body of Christ throughout the world.

Mark Labberton

Senior Pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley; author of The Dangerous Act of Worship: Living God's Call to Justice

Andy Crouch

editorial director for The Christian Vision Project at Christianity Today

Amy Sherman

Senior Fellow at the Sagamore Institute for Policy Research and Director of the Center on Faith in Communities at the Foundation for American Renewal

Stephen Hayner

Chairman of the IJM Board of Directors and is the Peachtree Associate Professor of Evangelism and Church Growth at Columbia Theological Seminary

Tim Dearborn

Associate Director for Faith and Development at World Vision International


How do I join the Institute?

If you are a leader in Christian ministry (staff persons, volunteers, pastors, and professors alike) email institute@ijm.org and let us know:

  • Your full name
  • Best ways to reach you (address, phone, email)
  • Name of your church community
  • Description of your leadership (or intended) role
  • Brief description of why you are interested in issues of biblical justice

You will receive a response within 2 days from a member of the Institute staff, letting you know if you have been accepted to join the IJM Institute as an Associate.

What Do I Gain By Joining?

Coming in the Fall of 2008, the IJM Institute will feature a robust Resource Library full of tools and materials contributed by IJM staff and Institute Associates. Upon launch, you will be given a password for accessing the resource library and will be encouraged to use the materials for leading others into seeking justice on behalf of the oppressed.

As an Associate, you will also have the ability to comment on the IJM Institute blog without awaiting moderation.

For the time being, we invite you simply to visit the Institute Blog daily and begin joining in this dynamic community.


Resource Reservoir

The IJM Institute Resource Reservoir is an ever-growing compilation of tools and ideas for action. Written by Institute Associates and IJM staff, the Resource Reservoir is offered to Christian leaders in an effort to partner in the global need and God-given command to seek justice.

Currently undergoing extensive reconstruction, the Resource Reservoir will be re-launched in the Fall of 2008.

For now, we invite you to use this sampling of our Top 10 Resource Reservoir Picks in your ministry environment. Let us know what you think!

Looking for something not featured here? Let us know and we’ll dig it up or create it!

More about the Resource Reservoir:

What does it look like to DO justice in our world?

What can I DO?

What does DOing justice actually look like for me and my community?

In the Resource Reservoir you gain access to:

  • devotionals, Bible studies, and teaching guides
  • models of communities doing justice ministry
  • stories of victim rescue
  • sermons
  • essays and scholarly articles
  • exegetical scripture studies
  • prayers, liturgies, hymns
  • statistical reports
  • recommended links

Receive updates and previews of the coming launch of Institute 2.0 as well as information on upcoming Institute events.

International Justice Mission is a human rights agency that secures justice for victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression. IJM lawyers, investigators and aftercare professionals work with local governments to ensure victim rescue, to prosecute perpetrators and to strengthen the community and civic factors that promote functioning public justice systems.


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