Ken Magnuson

Journal of Biblical and Theological Studies

JBTS Call for Papers
9.1 Ecclesiology

The Journal of Biblical and Theological Studies, a peer-reviewed, open access journal, invites scholarly submissions for a forthcoming issue on Ecclesiology. JBTS is an interdenominational, broadly evangelical journal that seeks to provide high-level scholarship to both scholars and students. In this special issue, we seek a broad engagement with the Doctrine of the Church. Potential topics can range from the church’s identity, its mission and/or how the church relates to the state and society, its sacraments, its unity and diversity, catholicity, ecumenism, or practical concerns that today’s church encounters. For inquires, contributors may reach out to justin.mclendon@gcu.edu. Deadline for submission is 12/1/2023. Article guidelines can be found here.

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ETS Full Members,

The following is information regarding the amendments to the ETS Bylaws that will be voted on at the 2022 business meeting in Denver on Thursday, November 17.

As you recall, 15 amendments proposed by the Executive Director and approved by the Board were read at the 2021 business meeting in Forth Worth. The amendments seek to bring our bylaws in line with our existing practices and procedures, to clarify policies, and to update the language of our bylaws.

On behalf of Darrell Bock, Jonathan Pennington, Scott Rae, Richard Mouw and the other members of our Founding Editorial Board, I would like to share with you the call for papers of a new peer-reviewed journal of theology for the life of the world: The Faith & Flourishing: A Journal of Karam Fellowship.

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Educational Background

• B.A. Anthropology, Bethel College (now Bethel University)
• M.Div. Bethel Theological Seminary
• Ph.D. Cambridge University

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Invitation to Christian Ethics (Kregel, 2020).

Educational Background

• B.A., Samford University
• M.Div., The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
• Ph.D., The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
• Additional Studies: Saint Meinrad School of Theology and Oxford University (England)

Current Position

President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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Educational Background

• Ph.D. in NT Studies, Cambridge University
• M.Div., Central Baptist Seminary, Toronto
• B.Sc. in Chemistry, McGill University

Current Position

Distinguished Emeritus Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and Theologian-at-Large of The Gospel Coalition

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Pillar New Testament Commentary volume on the Gospel according to John

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