The Journal of Asian Evangelical Theology is a peer-reviewed academic journal publishing original contributions that advance biblical and theological reflection in the Asian evangelical context. Home to a vibrant Christian community and nearly two thirds of the world's population, Asia is increasingly the host and subject of deep theological reflection. JAET seeks to stimulate and act as a forum for this creative scholarly work.
Co-edited by Dr. Stephen T. Pardue & Dr. Beatrice Ang
We Welcome Submissions That Are
Original
Demonstrating deep knowledge of the contemporary global landscape and offering a novel contribution to theology and biblical studies, broadly construed.
Evangelical
Characterized by joyful confidence in the authority and truthfulness of Scripture and an earnest desire to see the good news of Jesus permeating all aspects of faith and life.
Contextually Relevant
Marked by attentiveness to and intentional engagement with Asian contexts. We recognize and welcome a diversity of approaches to contextual engagement.
Submission Guidelines
- Submissions should be 6,000–8,000 words, inclusive of footnotes.
- Format according to the latest editions of Turabian and the Chicago Manual of Style.
- Do not include any identifying information in the body of the article. References to the author's own previous work should use the third person.
Call for Papers: Formed and Sent
In collaboration with the Center for Theological Inquiry in Asia (CTIA), JAET invites submissions for a joint symposium on the theme: "Formed and Sent: Spiritual Formation and Mission." This symposium explores the vital intersection of spiritual formation and mission, particularly within the Asian context.
Topics may include, but are not limited to:
Ten winning papers will each receive a prize of USD 2,000 and will be published in a future volume of JAET. Non-winning papers may also be accepted for presentation and considered for publication. Submit your complete paper (without identifying information) in Word format to editor@jaet.asia and indicate the submission is for the "Formed and Sent" symposium.