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20th Anniversary of Hill Road Journal

　　Hill Road Journal (hereafter HRJ) is the academic journal of the Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary. Since its first issue in May 1998, the journal has been regularly published every six months. By the end of this year, we will publish the 40th issue as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the journal’s publication. For this reason, we have especially invited the chief editor, members of the Editorial Committee and two readers to share their thoughts and feelings about the journal.

Some basic information about HRJ

Date of first issue: May 1998
Mission: “Open up and develop an arena for academic discussion and build bridges to link academia and the church.”
Features:

  • Each issue has a designated theme with several articles exploring that same issue from different perspectives.
  • Most of the themes focus on the concerns and needs of the church community.
  • Published biannually, each issue includes three parts: theme articles, miscellaneous articles, and book reviews.
  • It is printed in traditional Chinese with English abstracts. English articles and book reviews are translated into Chinese.
  • Contributors include HKBTS’s teachers, other seminaries’ teachers, and scholars from relevant subject areas. They come from different denominations and countries.
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