Print Journals
The library holds the following print journals. An ‘open entry’ (e.g. 2007 – ) indicates that the subscription is current and the library holds the latest issue. A ‘closed entry’ (e.g. 1984-2009) indicates that the subscription is no longer current or that the print journal is no longer published.
| Current Journals | Holdings |
|---|---|
| Anaphora | 2007 – |
| Anvil | 1984-2009 |
| Art and Christianity | 2012 – |
| Biblica | 1996-2010 |
| Black Theology | 1998 – |
| British Journal of Religious Education | 1978 – |
| Bulletin of ABTAPL | 1987 – |
| Catholic Biblical Quarterly | 1987-2010 |
| Church History | 1999-2010 |
| Concilium | 1965 – |
| Crucible | 1962 – |
| Currents in Biblical Research | 2002 – |
| Ecclesial Practices | 2014 – |
| Ecclesiastical Law Journal | 2022 – |
| Ecclesiology | 2004 – |
| Ecumenical Review | 1948 – |
| Epworth Review | 1974-2011 |
| Ethics | 1966-2010 |
| Exchange | 2007-2014 |
| Expository Times | 1899 – |
| Feminist Theology | 1992 – |
| In God’s Image | 1999 – |
| International Bulletin of Mission Research | 1982 – |
| International Journal of Public Theology | 2007 – |
| International Review of Mission | 1912 – |
| Interreligious Studies & Intercultural Theology | 2017 – |
| Journal for the Study of the New Testament | 1984 – |
| Journal for the Study of the Old Testament | 1981 – |
| Journal of Adult Theological Education | 2004-2016 |
| Journal of Anglican Studies | 2011-2021 |
| Journal of Ecclesiastical History | 1950 – |
| Journal of Pentecostal Theology | 2016 – |
| Journal of Theological Studies | 1900 – |
| Journal of Theology for Southern Africa | 2007 – |
| Mission Studies | 2005 – |
| Modern Believing | 1994 – |
| New Blackfriars | 1967 – |
| New Testament Abstracts | 2004-2018 |
| New Testament Studies | 1954 – |
| Old Testament Abstracts | 2004-2018 |
| One in Christ | 1965 – |
| Practical Theology | 2008 – |
| Proceedings of the Wesley Historical Society | 1898 – |
| Rural Theology | 1999 – |
| Scottish Journal of Theology | 1948 – |
| Sobornost | 1997 – |
| Studia Liturgica | 1962 – |
| Studies in Christian Ethics | 1988 – |
| Theology | 1953 – |
| Theology & Sexuality | 2018 – |
| Theology Today | 1970 – |
| Transformation | 2002-2014 |
| Tyndale Bulletin | 2009 – |
| Vetus Testamentum | 1951 – |
| Wesley and Methodist Studies | 2009 – |
| Worship | 1997 – |
| Church Times | kept for 3 months |
| Methodist Recorder | kept for 3 months |
| The Tablet | kept for 3 months |
| Praxis | kept for 3 months |
Online Journals
Our students have access to a wide range of online journals via the ATLA Religion Database and Ebsco’s Religion & Philosophy Collection. But the full text component of some titles on these databases is either not included or is embargoed for up to five years and therefore Queen’s continues to subscribe to the following journals independently. Students have access to this content via Moodle.
| Online Journals | Publisher |
|---|---|
| Black Theology | T&F |
| Concilium | HA&M |
| Crucible | HA&M |
| Currents in Biblical Research | Sage |
| Ecclesial Practices | Brill |
| Ecclesiastical Law Journal | CUP |
| Ecclesiology | Brill |
| Ecumenical Review | Wiley |
| Expository Times | Sage |
| Feminist Theology | Sage |
| International Bulletin of Mission Research | Sage |
| International Journal of Public Theology | Brill |
| International Review of Mission | Wiley |
| Interreligious Studies & Intercultural Theology | Equinox |
| Journal for the Study of the New Testament | Sage |
| Journal for the Study of the Old Testament | Sage |
| Journal of Anglican Studies | CUP |
| Journal of Pentecostal Theology | Brill |
| Journal of Theological Studies | OUP |
| Mission Studies | Brill |
| New Blackfriars | CUP |
| Practical Theology | T&F |
| Rural Theology | T&F |
| Scottish Journal of Theology | CUP |
| Studia Liturgica | Sage |
| Studies in Christian Ethics | Sage |
| Theology | Sage |
| Theology & Sexuality | T&F |
| Theology Today | Sage |
| Vetus Testamentum | Brill |
T&F = Taylor & Francis
HA&M = Hymns Ancient & Modern
E-books
Our students have access to more than 13,000 e-books. Most of these are from Ebsco’s E-book Religion Collection, which comprises over 10,000 titles, but we also have access to significant portions of the Cambridge Collections, a selection of SCM Press, Canterbury Press, SPCK and IVP titles, and a range of titles selected by Common Awards and hosted on the VLEbooks platform. Students have access to this content via Moodle.
Students on taught MA programmes also have free access to Perlego.
