“I’m excited about the new iPad app for adults and the iPhone app for students because there are a lot of great things we can do in an app that we can’t do in a printed piece,” Wax said. The launch of a digital delivery format will enable churches to adjust sessions to their specific needs, Wax said. LifeWay is expediting a third printing of the curriculum to keep up with the orders that continue to come in, he said. “Thousands of churches from a variety of denominations and affiliations have ordered the curriculum, and it is selling nearly twice what we originally forecast.” “The launch of The Gospel Project is just weeks away, and we are so encouraged by the initial response,” Wax said. An iPhone app for kids eventually will launch, giving parents a view of what their children are learning.
With the curriculum’s first printed material debuting this fall, LifeWay has introduced a Gospel Project eBook version for devices such as Kindle and Nook and also has launched a Gospel Project iPad app for adults and an iPhone app for students. The Gospel Project is a Christ-centered curriculum looking at the grand narrative of Scripture and how the Gospel transforms lives, said Trevin Wax, managing editor of The Gospel Project. (BP) - The Gospel Project curriculum created by LifeWay Christian Resources has introduced a digital delivery format to serve as yet another way for churches to engage in the three-year study designed for Sunday Schools and small groups of all ages.
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