Published in the USA in partnership with the Holy Spirit Research Center of Oral Roberts University.

• To encourage serious theological thinking and articulation by Pentecostals/Charismatics in Asia;
• to promote interaction among Asian Pentecostals/Charismatics and dialogue with other Christian traditions;
• to stimulate creative contextualization of the Christian faith; and
• to provide a means for Pentecostals/Charismatics to share their theological reflections.

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Its purpose is to stimulate and edify the theological fraternity both locally and globally. Lanka Bible College, established in the 1970s and accredited by the Asia Theological Association since 1980, is a premier theological institution in the island of Sri Lanka with strong evangelical, Pentecostal, and charismatic roots. Serving the wider church in Sri Lanka, Journal articles will express the theology of these streams. JLBC aims to speak to pertinent issues in mission, ministry, leadership, education, theology, and history. Published once annually, JLBC seeks to be a scholarly resource for the theological community, promoting bibliocentric and Spirit-inspired scholarship, reflection, and renewal.

Dr Danny Moses (Chief editor)

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Welcome to the Website of The Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning for Christians in Higher Education!

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The Journal welcomes the contributing voices of Christian educators who are interested in exploring the processes of teaching and learning. Submissions may be made to sotl_ched@oru.edu. See Submission Steps for deadlines and other pertinent information.

On this website, you can find out about the history, aim, and scope of the Journal and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning for Christians in Higher Education. There are also guidelines on how to contribute to The Journal as a writer or reviewer. The website also offers free access to our open source journal. The Journal is currently accepting articles for publication.

See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of The Journal.

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Published in the USA in partnership with the Holy Spirit Research Center of Oral Roberts University, we are pleased to share with you the second edition of the Pentecost Journal of Theology and Mission (PJTM).

We are indeed delighted and encouraged by the enthusiastic uptake of our first issue, July 2016, on Pentecostalism, Migration and World Christianity. An aim of the PJTM is to provide a space for critical reflection on contemporary issues of theology and mission from Pentecostal perspectives that will have practical and transformative impact on the life of the individual, the church and society. The Editors have discovered that such a “space” does not exist without its creation, and the work of creation itself has to be intentionally and persistently attended to among the plethora of tasks and concerns that fill our diaries and our desks. However, we are convinced that the PJTM offers a meaningful and important contribution to theological reflection and therefore are committed to hold open a place for Pentecostal voices to be heard.

In conclusion, Pentecostalism and Christian Higher Education is a call that should be motivated and inspired by our love for the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, strength and mind that embraces our love for the neighbour. (Luke 10:27).

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Promethia is a quest to find a common ground between artists and readers so they can walk and discuss what brings them together.

Promethia is a breath of the salty air that clears the lungs so that the artist can breathe clearly again.

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Issues are published annually in the spring and are available for free on this site. Print copies are available for purchase. Salubritas is published jointly by the Oral Roberts University College of Theology & Ministry and the Behavioral Sciences Department. Inquiries for publication are welcome: salubritas@oru.edu

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Published in the USA in partnership with the Holy Spirit Research Center of Oral Roberts University, the Spirit & Church seeks to encourage theological reflections of the Pentecostal movement and its application to ministerial fields. It further aims to encourage the Pentecostals to dialogue with other various Christian streams in the Christian traditions in seeking a right direction to which the Pentecostal movement would go forth in the context of the current world.

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Spiritus: ORU Journal of Theology is a peer reviewed theological journal that aims to . . .

• Publish studies from all disciplines pertaining to Spirit-empowered Christianity, from established and emerging scholars
• Emphasize theological and cognate studies and works from and about Christianity in the Majority World
• Review pertinent scholarly works as well as some professional and popular works of merit
• Publish scholarship to benefit especially Spirit-empowered Christian communities globally.

You can read more about the history and growth of Spiritus in the 5 Year Report.

Issues appear in fall and spring and are available freely here but also may be purchased in print. Spiritus is published jointly by the Oral Roberts University College of Theology & Ministry and the University Library's Holy Spirit Research Center. Inquiries for publication, including emerging scholarship, are welcome: Spiritus@oru.edu.

To view an issue other than the one displayed, find "Select an issue" in the column to the right of the image of the journal cover, and click on the caret (triangle pointing down) next to "All Issues" to find the issue you wish to view.

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