AJORET is committed to advancing scholarly research in religion, ethics, and theology, primarily focusing on Africa while also welcoming contributions from non-African contexts that enrich theological discourse and offer comparative insights. The intended readership is theological scholars (researchers), students, ministers, and all interested in religion, ethics, and theology. AJORET welcomes original articles and reviews in the following areas:
• Biblical Studies
• Systematic Theology
• Public Theology
• Historical Theology
• Christian Ethics
• Missiology
• Interreligious and Ecumenical Dialogue
• Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies
• African Traditional Religion(s) and other World Religions
• Religion, Gender and Social Transformation
• Religion and Sustainable Development
• Applied and Practical Theology
Aims and Scope
