Pastoral Articles
We seek papers especially from pastors, professors of pastoral ministry, and D.Min. students who are doing research on current pastoral issues anywhere in Asia.
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AddressFaculty Offices, Evangelical Theological Seminary,
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Call for papers
We invite papers from the following areas:
We seek papers especially from pastors, professors of pastoral ministry, and D.Min. students who are doing research on current pastoral issues anywhere in Asia.
We seek papers from professors, Ph.D. students, and professional Christian workers who are doing original Biblical and Theological research in Asia.
We reserve space in each journal for an “Emerging Scholars” section, highlighting the current research of Ph.D. and D.Min. students. Articles summarize some aspect of the student’s current research and articulate its importance for the Church or Theological Academy in Asia.
Contributions welcomed from any capable writer desiring to bring recognition of a specific book to the academic and Church community. Lay out the book’s overall argument clearly and concisely (about 750–1000 words) and highlight its strengths, relevance, and possible weaknesses (about 250–500 words).
Specifics: All successful articles will contribute original research and will follow the Instructions for Contributors. Deadline for article submission is 31 October. All articles will be subject to blind peer review.
Please submit articles to: kevin.storer@acaindia.org
Peer-reviewed scholarship in Bible and Theology from a broadly Evangelical perspective, serving the churches of Asia.
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An article submitted for publication should conform to the following requirements. If it varies from those requirements in significant ways, corrections may be required by the author before the article is considered for publication.
Examples of headings
I. Indian Trinitarian Theology Today (Heading 1)
I.1 Indian Trinitarian Theology in North India (Heading 2)
I.2 Indian Trinitarian Theology in South India (Heading 2)
I.1.a Recent Lack of Trinitarian Reflection (Heading 3)
I.1.b New Attempts at Reflection (Heading 3)