The Journal of Latin American Theology: Christian Reflections from the Latino South is a biannual English-language publication of the Fraternidad Teológica Latinoamericana. The goal of this journal is to make available in English some of the most influential Protestant thinking in Latin America today, thereby contributing to a more fruitful dialogue within the church around the world.

Subscriptions
Subscription rates: One year (two issues), $35 for individuals, $50 for institutions. Single copy, $20. For airmail add $5 per subscription per year. Bulk rate: $5 less per subscription per year for 5 or more copies sent to the same address. Address all subscription correspondence to Lindy Scott, Whitworth University/Westminster Hall, 300 W. Hawthorne Road, Spokane, WA 99251.



Submissions
We welcome unsolicited editorial contributions in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. They must be accompanied by a letter of introduction, a short author biography, and a high resolution jpeg image of the author and be sent by email to Esta dirección electrónica esta protegida contra spambots. Es necesario activar Javascript para visualizarla . Submissions must be free of copyright obligations to other publications. If they have been published elsewhere in any other form, a notice of permission to reprint must be obtained and included with the submission. The Journal reserves the right to publish or not publish any submissions and to edit submissions chosen for publication. No financial compensation for published articles will be provided, but authors will receive 5 complimentary copies of the Journal.

Book reviews should be between 600-1,500 words, and full articles should range between 1,500-10,000 words. References and notes should be of consistent style, preferably Chicago Manual of Style’s short-author system, and should be organized at the bottom of each page as footnotes.

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Journal of Latin American Theology: Christian Reflections from the Latino South

Article Contents

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2006, 1.1
Ruth Padilla DeBorst – Scrabble, Injustice, and Me

Valdir Steuernagel – Christian Social Responsibility Today: Reflections on the Lausanne Covenant

Arturo Piedra – The New Latin American Protestant Reality

Sidney Rooy – Book Review: Terrorism and the War in Iraq: A Christian Word from Latin America (René Padilla/Lindy Scott)

Fritz Van der Lecq – Book Review: The New Global Mission: The Gospel from Everywhere to Everywhere (Samuel Escobar)

Harold Segura – Jesus in the Face of the Needy

Samuel Escobar – Immigration: Avenue and Challenge to Mission

Lindy Scott – Mi Casa es Tu Casa: A Biblical Perspective on the Current Immigration Situation

Lee Van Ham – Book Review – God’s Economy: Biblical Studies from Latin America (Ross and Gloria Kinsler, eds)

M. Daniel Carroll – Book Review – Después de Nuestro Señor, Estados Unidos: Perspectivas de análisis del comportamiento e implicaciones de la migración internacional en Guatemala (Silvia Irene Palma, ed)

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2007, 2.1
Daniel Salinas – The Beginnings of the Fraternidad Teológica Latinoamericana: Courage to Grow

M. Daniel Carroll – The Bible, the Church, and Human Rights in Contemporary Debates about Hispanic Immigration in the United States Lima Declaration of the Latin American Theological Fellowship against Violence

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2007, 2.2 (Special Issue on Short-Term Missions in Latin America)
Robert J. Priest – Introduction: Short-Term Missions and the Latin American Church

Francisco Cerrón – Short-Term Missions: An Initial Assessment from Experience

Martín Hartwig Eitzen – Short-Term Missions: A Latin American Perspective

Charles A. Cook and Joel Van Hoogen – Towards a Missiologically and Morally Responsible Short-Term Ministry: Lessons Learned in the Development of Church Partnership Evangelism

Alejandro Farrell – Short-Term Missions: Paratrooper Incursion or “Zaccheus Encounter”?

Laura Montgomery – Reinventing Short-Term Medical Missions to Latin America?Apolos Landa – Short-Term Medical Missions: A Summary of Experiences

Joaquín Alegre Villón – Short-Term Missions: Experiences and Perspectives from Callao, Peru

Rodrigo Maslucán – Short-Term Missions: Analysis and Proposals

Eliseo Vílchez-Blancas – Short-Term Missions: A Sign of Mutations, Tensions, and Challenges in Mission

Robert J. Priest – Peruvian Churches Acquire “Linking Social Capital” Through STM Partnerships

Ulrike Sallandt – Short-Term Mission: A Great Opportunity

Miguel A. Palomino – “If Everything Is Mission, Nothing Is Mission”: Reflections on Short-Term Missions

Marcos Arroyo Bahamonde – Contextualization of Mission: A Missiological Analysis of Short-Term Missions

Tito Paredes – Short-Term Missions: What Can Be Rescued, What Can Be Criticized, and the Challenge of Contextualization

Justo L. González – Book Preview: Los Evangélicos: Portraits of Latino Protestantism in the United States (Juan Martinez/Lindy Scott, eds.) 

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Kyle Navis – Book Review – Welcoming the Stranger: Justice, Compassion & Truth in the Immigration Debate (M. Soerens/J. Hwang)