The Ezra Project is a tax exempt, nonprofit corporation developed to promote the Bible as the Word of God. Our vision is to connect God’s people to God’s Word, so Christians become daily Bible readers. Our goal is to reverse the Bible reading decline, and significantly increase Bible reading in the Body of Christ.

Since 2002, we have seen nearly 5,000 people, about two-thirds (67%) of those who have heard our message, commit to daily Bible reading!

Presentations and resources are available for churches, men’s ministry, retreats, youth programs, conferences, and conventions. To effectively increase Bible reading, contact us today. It’s a message the Body of Christ needs to hear now!

Founder Allen J. Huth started reading the Bible at age 15, after God saved his life physically and spiritually in a tragic car accident. That night, God led him to His Word, a Bible on his bedroom bookshelf. Allen has been a daily Bible reader ever since. The practice of daily Bible reading has withstood the rigors of high school, college, raising a family, working in government, non-profit organizations, and business.

Allen worked on the staff of the Colorado state legislature, was Vice President of the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry and was a partner in a business consulting firm. He currently serves as a Personal and Business Performance Consultant, while focusing most of his time on the Ezra Project.

Since 1980, Allen has been an active volunteer in the Gideons International. He currently serves on the International Cabinet as a Zone Trustee. Previously he was Colorado State President (1993-96) and a member of the International Extension Committee (1999-2003), overseeing the activities of Gideons in 19 countries throughout Asia and the South Pacific.

Allen has conducted speaking engagements in the United States, Asia, Africa, and South America.

He married his high school sweetheart, Terry, over 30 years ago. They have three adult children and three grandchildren.

To schedule an Ezra Project message, order resources, or speak to someone about the Ezra Project, please contact us.