Journal of Contemporary Ministry

Aims & Scope

The Journal of Contemporary Ministry will act as a place for reporting research and discussing issues related to contemporary ministry, including related theological and biblical questions. Its goals are to: Stimulate informed discussion regarding issues faced by contemporary Christian churches and ministries worldwide. Encourage research, including empirical research, into diverse forms and contexts of contemporary ministry and the practical, theological and biblical issues that arise from ministry practice. Enable students and graduates in postgraduate Ministry programs to speak to a wider audience. Build the credibility of Ministry as a field of study and research. The Journal of Contemporary Ministry will provide a specific forum for post-graduate students in accredited colleges and universities in Australia and other countries, to publish the results of their research.

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