TOP 10 Resource Reservoir Picks

The IJM Institute Resource Reservoir is currently undergoing significant reconstruction. In the meantime, we hope these 10 resources might be helpful to you. If you're looking for something different, let us know — we'll either track it down, create it, or ask you to create it with us!


“Our Love of the God who Loves Justice”

Nicholas Wolterstorff, Yale University - "God does not simply admire justice, as one might admire a fine painting. God's love for justice is the love of one who does justice; God is just."

“Stewarding Power”

Amy Sherman, IJM Institute Senior Fellow - "How can people of wealth, influence and status advance justice for the sake of the Kingdom of God?"

Prayer Guide for the Abolition of Slavery

For victims of slavery, rescue is not an abstract concept but and urgent and desperate need.

Justice Testament Project - Honduras

This Justice Testament Project reveals the hidden truths about land rights abuses in Honduras.

“Northland-A Church Distributed,” Adult study by Northland – A Church Distributed

Five-day devotional published in Northland's weekly newspaper, distributed to the congregation as a follow-up to Gary Haugen's sermon about God's heart for justice.

Five Movements of Change and Strategic Goals

YouthWalk magazine article by Bethany Hanke Hoang, © 2005 YouthWalk.

Panida

Casework story — Sex Trafficking, Southeast Asia

Nagaraj

Casework story — Slavery, South Asia

Rhonda

Casework story — Unprosecuted Rape, Africa

“Justice Seekers: Bringing Peace and Healing to the Oppressed” by Cheryl Noble

“Picture Justice: Embracing A Global Neighborhood” by Bethany Hoang

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