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What we do

Teaching, mentoring, gathering, sending

Every part of our work exists so that biblical conviction becomes practical justice in real legal systems.

Our programs

Equipping pathways

Biblical training, mentoring and practical experiences that prepare the next generation of justice advocates.

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Courses: Online and In Person

A 12-week extension studies course on a biblical Christian worldview of law, justice and government, taught online and in person to students, advocates, educators and ministry leaders.

The Isaiah Justice Institute online library resource centre homepage, serving advocates globally.

Online Library and Think Tank

The Isaiah Justice Institute is an online library resource centre serving advocates globally, organised around ten advocacy-justice service areas.

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Seminars and Webinars

Live teaching, seminars and webinars for universities, churches, legal networks and justice-sector professionals around the world.

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Social Media and Public Education

Podcasts, interviews and student-led social media that make biblical thinking on law and justice accessible far beyond the classroom.

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Years serving and teaching internationally

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Countries reachable through YWAM and the University of the Nations

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Advocacy-justice service areas in focus

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Weeks in the online extension studies course

Our focus

Ten advocacy-justice service areas

We spotlight these ten areas because they represent the justice issues most countries have to contend with, to varying degrees. Breaking a subject as large as injustice into smaller, bite-size pieces means good information can be aimed straight at specific issues.

  • 1.Interceding (praying) for justice

  • 2.Upholding rule of law and combating corruption

  • 3.Defending religious and similar basic liberties

  • 4.Seeking justice for the poor, needy and oppressed

  • 5.Stopping sex trafficking and modern day slavery

  • 6.Protecting innocent human life

  • 7.Safeguarding traditional marriage and family, sex and gender identity

  • 8.Pursuing peace and reconciliation

  • 9.Assisting sustainable development and humanitarian aid

  • 10.Advancing health justice

In their own words

Stories From Students We Equipped

I am grateful for the opportunity to have taken the Biblical Christian Worldview on Law, Justice and Government course. The teaching, readings, and discussions have deepened my understanding of how God's character and purposes relate to law, governance, and public life. I especially appreciated the way the course consistently brought Scripture into conversation with real-world systems and challenges. It has given me new language and tools to think about my work, and it will certainly shape how I serve in the justice sector and in the academy going forward.

Jesse Mugero

Advocate of the High Court of Uganda

Uganda

Next step

Start with the course

Twelve weeks that will reshape how you think about law, justice and government.