The Green Scholars Initiative is an international research project involving dozens of institutions under the auspices of The Green Collection, the world's newest and largest private collection of rare biblical texts and artifacts. Through thousands of cuneiform texts and papyri, Dead Sea Scrolls and Coptic texts to Gutenberg, Wycliff, Tyndale, Thomas à Kempis, Erasmus, King James and a litany of Reformation and post-Reformation original texts, the Green Scholars Initiative brings established and young scholars together to pioneer groundbreaking biblical discoveries. The Green Scholars Initiative is revolutionizing the undergraduate research experience for generations of students, making advanced biblical research more accessible than ever before in partnership with ten Senior Scholars and their research clusters. Preliminary studies of ancient, undocumented papyri and other manuscripts have already uncovered early Christian Scriptures and lost copies of Greek classics.