European Journal of Theology

The European Journal of Theology (EJT, founded in 1992) is a scholarly evangelical journal, exploring the faith once delivered to the saints, the Gospel, in response to the rapid transformations in post-Christian Europe. EJT is published by the Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians, whose aim is the innovation of Christianity in Europe through the promotion and encouragement of the study of evangelical theology. EJT is offered as a service to the evangelical theological community and to the wider church.

EJT is published by the Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians, whose aim is the innovation of Christianity in Europe through the promotion and encouragement of the study of evangelical theology. EJT is offered as a service to the evangelical theological community and to the wider church. 

More information about the Fellowship can be found here.

Aims & Scope

The European Journal of Theology welcomes articles on any area of theology by evangelical theologians. It especially encourages submissions by European authors working in Europe, more specifically those outside the Anglo-Saxon and German regions.

Editorial Board

Torleiv Austad
Paul Helm
Peter Kuzmič
José Martinez

Editors

Klaus Bensel, Staatsunabhängige Theologische Hochschule, Basel
Hans Burger (review editor), Theologische Universiteit, Kampen
Pavel Cerny, Evangelikální teologický seminár, Prague
Leonardo de Chirico, Istituto di Formazione Evangelica e Documentazione, Padua
Stephen Dray, Bakke Graduate University, Dallas
Gert Hain, Braunfels
Knut Kåre Kirkholm, Fjellhaug University College, Oslo
Tatiana Kopaleishvili, Evangelische Theologisch Faculteit, Leuven
Gert Kwakkel (editor in chief), Theologische Universiteit, Kampen/ Faculté Jean Calvin, Aix-en-Provence
Pieter Lalleman (managing editor, Spurgeon's College, London
Hetty Lalleman, Spurgeon's College, London
Roman Soloviy, Eastern European Institute of Theology, Lviv
Christoph Stenschke, Forum Wiedenest
Berthold Schwarz (review editor), Freie Theologische Hochschule, Giessen

Peer Review Process

All articles are double-blind peer-reviewed and each issue contains numerous book reviews. The intended readers are teachers in theological schools, other theologians, ministers and students.

Contributions are welcome in French, German or English; contributions in other languages (especially Spanish and Russian) will be considered for occasional publication. 

Submission Guidelines

Please consult the Submission Guidelines and Instructions for Authors before submitting your article.

Open Access Policy

European Journal of Theology is published in Delayed Open Access. All articles are freely accessible after 2 years under the following Creative Commons license: Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). 

Abstracting & Indexing 

Scopus
ERIH Plus
ATLA Religion Database
Religious and Theological Abstracts
New Testament Abstracts
Old Testament Abstracts