Rev. Dr. Reginald Broadnax
Letter for the Editor
Beloved Zion: The Chairman of the Board of Publications, Bishop George Crenshaw and I have been friends since our days in Indiana; so,...
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The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review is a “peer-review” scholarly journal. Our mission is to disseminate the best scholarship in religious thought, pertaining to ecclesial, racial, national and global perspectives critical to the advance of the Black Church and its ecumenical witness.
Our purpose is to secure for publication the best theological, biblical, historical and religio-cultural insights from men and women of various denominations, theological disciplines and races.
We contend that a scholarly journal as such can serve not only as an ecumenical witness, but also as a teaching tool for the pulpit and laity and a resource for the scholarly community.
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Conversations for the Life of the Church
The life of the Church includes not only its proclamation but also the vibrancy of its people in the promotion and enhancement of the kingdom of God. Practical Conversations intends to engage conversations of practice and theology with persons currently working in the Church at various levels and engaged in these issues. Our goal is to both inform and engage those who are actively seeking to enhance God's kingdom through the use of their gifts.
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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review is a peer reviewed journal of The A.M.E. Zion Church. The Quarterly Review seeks to publish articles of theological discourse concerning the areas of Bible, theology, history/doctrine and ministry of The A.M.E. Zion Church. The Quarterly Review will also entertain general articles of religion, theology, history/doctrine, practical ministry and ecumenicism, as they pertain to the constituency of The A.M.E. Zion Church. Book reviews in these areas are encouraged.
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All submissions, excluding footnotes, must be double-spaced, Times Roman 12pt font with 1-inch margins. Pages must be numbered consecutively and quotations over four lines in length should be indented. Submissions should be no more than 7,500 words (including footnotes and bibliography) in accordance with latest edition of Kate L. Turabian, A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations. The author is responsible for maintaining these guidelines. Articles should be submitted in a word.docx only; and sent to Editor@thequarterlyreview.org. Please include a brief bio with your submission. The Quarterly Review retains ownership of all manuscripts submitted.
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