Get Involved!

• Donate: The Bible Literacy Project is a non-profit organization. We need your support to reach out to schools nationwide.
   
• Bring this Course to Your School
   
  • Volunteers: Parents and members of the community who want assistance bringing this course to the attention of the local school system can call 866-294-0089 (toll-free), or click here to register as a volunteer. For general information send email to volunteer@bibleliteracy.org.
     
  • Educators: Teachers, administrators or school board members who want more information on adopting this course, call 866-805-6574 (toll-free) or e-mail sales@bibleliteracy.org.

Essential Reading for Bible Literacy Supporters

Thinking about bringing this course to your school? These resources will answer many questions you may have about implementing an academic Bible course.

Step	Title	Description	File Name
1	Sheila Weber on Pilgrim Radio	Hear Sheila Weber on Pilgrim Radio discussing the widespread acceptance and successful use of The Bible and Its Influence	Click to listen.
2	The Bible and Public Schools: A First Amendment Guide	Published by Bible Literacy Project, Inc. and the First Amendment Center, this document contains guidelines for teaching about the Bible in public schools in a fair and constitutional way.	DOWNLOAD BibleAndPublicSchools.pdf
3	The Case for Bible Literacy	The Case for Bible Literacy in Secondary Schools. Biblical Literacy: Crisis and Solution	Click here to read the article.

Volunteer Presentation Package

Get the materials you need to present the textbook to your local school. Click here to buy the volunteer kit.

The kit includes: A copy of the textbook 2 research reports on Bible literacy First Amendment Guidelines Summary (not pictured) 5 brochures 1 copy 1 copy 1 copy 5 copies

Supplementary Materials

Step	Title	Description	File Name
A	Bible Literature Fact Sheet	Important books and phrases that require student Bible literacy.	DOWNLOAD BLPLiteratureFactSheet.pdf
B	Read:  FAQ	Frequently Asked Questions About the Bible Literacy Project's textbook, The Bible and Its Influence.	View the web version of this document.
C	Bible Literacy Report I Executive Summary	From the Bible Literacy Report I	BLRExecutiveSummary071008.pdf
D	Bible Literacy Report II Executive Summary	From the Bible Literacy Report II	BLR2ExecutiveSummary071008.pdf
E	Bible Literacy Report I	Find out  what leading high school English teachers believe students need to know about the Bible, as well as what students actually know about this important book.	DOWNLOAD BibleLiteracyReport2005.pdf Visit the Press Room for full background information.
F	Bible Literacy Report II	NEW June 1st 2006 Release Bible Literacy Report II: What University Professors Say Incoming Students Need to Know	DOWNLOAD the Full Report: Visit the Press Room for full background information.
G	Sample Chapters from The Bible and Its Influence	Sample chapter from the Bible Literacy Project's Textbook, The Bible and Its Influence - the first of its kind produced in nearly thirty years.	DOWNLOAD SampleChapters.pdf This is a large file. It is better to right click and choose "Save Target As..." and save it your local hard drive before opening it.
H	Sample Course Descriptions For The Bible And Its Influence	Sample course descriptions that may be use by high school curriculum developers.	Visit the training page.
I	Teacher’s Training For The Bible And Its Influence Offered Through Concordia University	These documents provide an overview of the courses offered through Concordia University. For full details please visit our training area. Click here.	Download a list of current course descriptions
J	The Bible and Its Influence Brochure	This brochure provides a good overview of the text book, its features, and endorsers. Note: The document is formatted to print full size on legal paper (8.5 x 14). You can print on letter paper as well. Please make sure you have selected the option to "Fit to Printer Margins" or a similar command in the Acrobat reader program.	DOWNLOAD a PDF of the brochure.

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