About the Journal
Purpose
Missio Dei: A Journal of Missional Theology and Praxis (MDJ) is a digital medium for exploring the rich tradition and ongoing practice of participation in the mission of God among churches of the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement, particularly Churches of Christ/Christian Churches and Churches of Christ (a cappella), in an open dialogue with Christian missiology.
Publication
MDJ is published semiannually by the Missio Dei Foundation. The foundation endeavors to produce a high-quality, open-access missiological journal. The executive editor is responsible for the selection of material, but opinions expressed in articles are the sole responsibility of the authors.
ISSN: 1947-2781
Copyright Notice
Missio Dei: A Journal of Missional Theology and Praxis is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Unless specified otherwise, authors retain copyright for articles published in this journal, with first publication rights granted to the journal. Unless specified otherwise, by virtue of their appearance in this open access journal, articles are free to use, with proper attribution and reference to the licensing.
Editorial Team
Executive Editor
Greg McKinzie (PhD candidate, Fuller Theological Seminary)
Assistant Editor
Chris Flanders (Associate Professor, Abilene Christian)
Content Editors
Nathan Bills (Lecturer in Theology, Heritage Christian College, Ghana)
Jeremy Daggett (Missionary, Peru)
Jeremy Hegi (Assistant Professor of the History of Christianity, Lubbock Christian University)
Alan Howell (Visiting Professor of Missions, Harding University)
Martin Rodriguez (Assistant Professor of Practical Theology, Azusa Pacific University)
Copy Editors
Danny Reese (Missionary, Angola)
Nick Faris (MDiv, Director – Thoracic Oncology, Memphis, TN)
Stephen Mead (MDiv student, Abilene Christian University)
Missio Dei Foundation
The Missio Dei Foundation (MDF) is a nonprofit enterprise founded in 2009 to further reflection on the theology and practice of mission among the churches of the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement and promote an inclusive missiological discourse.
John Barton (Pepperdine University)
Paul Chimhungwe (African Christian College)
Chris Flanders (Abilene Christian University)
Ben Langford (Oklahoma Christian University)
Jaro Marcin (Eastern European Mission)
Greg McKinzie (PhD candidate, Fuller Theological Seminary; Lipscomb University)
Yukikazu Obata (Ibaraki Christian University)
Amanda Pittman (Abilene Christian University)
Martin Rodriguez (Azusa Pacific University)
Contact Us
missiodeijournal@gmail.com
