"Josiah Project taught me to risk for the advancement of the kingdom of God. I’ve been radically and relentlessly pursuing Jesus since then and I’m deeply grateful to God that I was afforded the opportunity to participate."

"Before Josiah Project, I viewed programs and ministries as features of the landscape, like mountains or oceans. But now I see that even forests can be planted and lakes can be created by people...just like churches and ministries and non-profit organizations."

"JP altered and shaped my life and ministry. I learned how God's love empowers ministry and when we love one another, it opens doors for God to move in us and into the world. Now I seek to cultivate loving relationships among my staff and vestry and leadership."

"Josiah Project made me feel like I was worth investing in. That encouraged me that I could do something meaningful for God's kingdom. It was while on JP that God first called me to missions work. It came at a very formative time in my life, so the impact was very long-lasting."

"I have picked up a couple of MAs in philosophy and theology along the way. I finished a PhD in philosophical theology at Cambridge Univ. where I wrote a dissertation about prayer, contemplation, and philosophy.
Josiah Project was one of the most transformative summers of my life. I still think one of my three or four favorite times of worship ever involved the 6 of us, one guitar, and the bread and wine."