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Archive for May, 2009

Consulting Available for Local Church Archives

On Wednesday, May 13, Robert Presutti, Curator of Archives and Manuscripts at the Pitts Theology Library, met with members of St. Mark United Methodist Church to discuss their archives. He outlined the wider contours of church archives management, offered them specific recommendations about the organization and preservation of their materials, and responded to questions from church leaders.

The Pitts Theology Library is the official archival repository for the North Georgia Conference, and holds materials relating to Methodism in the South generally, the history of Christianity in South Africa, British religious history, and hymnody. The department also manages the archives of the Candler School of Theology, the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, and the American Academy of Religion.

Mr. Presutti is available to other churches of the North Georgia Conference for such consultations and may be reached by email (rpresut@emory.edu) or telephone (404-727-1222).

Posted May 20th, 2009 by rpresut
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New journals available via JSTOR

Religion journals now available digitally in JSTOR include:

International Journal for Philosophy of Religion (Vols. 1-58, 1970-2005)
ISSN: 0020-7047 Moving wall: 3 years

The Journal of Religious Ethics (Vols. 1-31 , 1973-2003)
ISSN:0384-9694 Moving wall: 5 years

Religious Studies (Vols. 1-39, 1965-2003)
ISSN:0034-4125 Moving wall: 5 years

These are all part of the Arts and Sciences V collection.  A full list of the titles available in JSTOR is available.  Browse by discipline or see a complete list.

Posted May 18th, 2009 by Tracy Powell
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ATLAS for Alumni

We are now offering ATLAS for Alumni with the EBSCO interface.  This full-text database of more than 100 journals in the area of religion and theology is available to all regular or course-of-study Candler alumni by calling the Development Office (404.727.6352) to receive a user name and password.  In addition to simple and advanced topical searching, ATLAS for Alumni offers searching by scripture passage, a visual search option, and the ability to sort results by publication, topic, date range, and relevance.  Once users have log-in information, access is available from the library’s Alumni Portal.

Posted May 13th, 2009 by Tracy Powell
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Australasian Religion Index Online

The Australasian Religion Index is now available online.  ARI indexes over 80 religious and theological journals published in Australia and New Zealand; many titles are not indexed elsewhere.  You can access ARI online through EUCLID, discoverE, or the Religion category on Databases@Emory.  If you see a log-in screen when you enter the database, simply click the login button without entering any information, and you will be taken to the search screen.

Posted May 8th, 2009 by Tracy Powell
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Launch of Methodist Review

Methodist Review: A Journal of Wesleyan and Methodist Studies is now freely available online.  This peer-reviewed journal continues the tradition of Quarterly Review: A Journal of Theological Resources for Ministry, a Methodist-related academic journal published from 1980-2005.  The broad scope of the new journal includes  “biblical, theological, philosophical, historical, social-scientific, biographical, ethical, and practical topics and methodologies.” (from the Editorial Welcome)  MR can be found at http://www.methodistreview.org

A simple registration process gives readers full-text access to articles. Readers will be notified of new materials,  which will be added as they are accepted for publication.  The site also posts announcements of interest to scholars of Wesleyan and Methodist traditions.

Profs. Russ Richey of CST and Ted Campbell of Perkins School of Theology serve as general editors, and Prof. Rex Matthews, also of CST,  is managing editor.

Posted May 1st, 2009 by pziebart
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