About each issue
Each issue of the Review is dedicated to a specific theme and articles are commissioned to address that theme.
Most articles featured in the Review are intended for anyone with a broad interest in theological questions and religious questions of contemporary significance. Specialists will also find the fruits of fresh thinking from a community of scholars determined to engage in dialogue with both the Church and the world.
St Mark’s Review is also available as an e-resource for libraries worldwide that have access to the following databases:
AtlaSerials PLUS (Atlas PLUS): all issues
Informit Humanities and Social Sciences Collection: from Issue 207, Mar. 2009
Australian Public Affairs Full Text: from Issue 159, Spr. 1994
Calling new contributors!
We are always on the look-out for new contributors, both for our blog and printed publication.
Our blog features shorter articles on contemporary issues impacting our church, society, and the world and caters to a broad audience. These articles can range anywhere from 500 to 2,000 words and are published on a more ad hoc basis.
Our printed journal is a biannual theological publication that brings a more academic focus and cadence to Christian issues. Each article is peer-reviewed and adheres to St Mark’s writing style guide. It is often a good starting platform for our students learning to write for formal publication.
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