About CAJET
The Cameroon Journal of Evangelical Theology (CAJET) is a peer-reviewed publication of the Network of Cameroon Theologians (NCT) – an interdenominational think-tank that brings Cameroon Evangelical theologians together. CAJET seeks to promote a broad-based multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary theological scholarship that provides critical, contextual, and innovative responses to issues Cameroon as well as global Christianity face.
Purpose
Given the deficiency of academic journals in the theological field that uphold international standards of scholarship and scientific publications in Cameroon, one of the missions of CAJET is to fill this gap. It equally aims at creating an academic platform that allows Cameroon theologians to publish scientific papers that both reflect their context and mirror global scholarship. This does not mean that, theologians of other nationalities cannot publish in CAJET. Because the vocation of the Journal transcends the borders of Cameroon, theologians from any part of the globe are welcome to publish in CAJET.
Target Contributors
CAJET target contributors are theologians of various fields. Given its multi/interdisciplinary theological nature, CAJET welcomes and publishes papers that cut across diverse disciplines of theology. These include (but are not limited to) systematic theology, missiology (with its diverse ramifications), biblical theology, biblical studies, practical theology, historical theology, political theology, contextual theology, and others. To this end, CAJET has established a wide international network of reviewers from various theological backgrounds to review papers that fall within their fields of competence.
Target Audience
CAJET’s target audience are theologians, Bible students, pastors, missionaries, and the entire body of Christ. Scholars of other fields that are interested theological scholarship are also the target of CAJET’s publications.
Editorial Philosophy
CAJET underlying editorial philosophy is anchored in an Evangelical reading of Scriptures. This means that the Journal emphasizes the inspiration of Scriptures; views Scriptures as the final authority in matters of Christian doctrine and life; upholds a Christ-centered vision of Christianity; seeks to promote the cause of Christ’s kingdom on earth in every respect; works relentlessly towards the fulfilment of missio Dei on earth; and pursues the strengthening of the Christians’ walk with Christ through disciplemaking.
Note: “Evangelical” as used here is not a reference to Christian denominations that include the term evangelical in their names. Rather it is a broad-based term that encompasses the variegated Christian traditions that identify themselves as Evangelicals.
Editorial Board
Editors:
- 1. Prof. Dieudonné Djoubairou
- 2. Dr. Felix Niba
- 3. Dr. Sap Jacques Duclaire
- 4. Dr. Roch Ntankeh
- 5. Dr. Deugoué Tite
- 6. Dr. Fubang Emmanuel
- 7. Dr. Elias Ngomediage
- 8. Dr. Longa Augustine
- 9. Wankague Gaston
- 10. Fai Ebenezer
- 11. Chongsi Godswill
Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Emmanuel Oumarou.
Scientific Committee
Prof. Mbacham Wilfred Fon (PhD. Public Health Biotechnology; M. Div., Discipleship).
FCAS, FAAS, FTWAS/ Adjunct Faculty, Faculté de Théologie Evangélique du Cameroun
(FACTEC), Yaoundé, CAMEROON.
Prof. Fohle Lygunda li-M (D. Min, PhD.), Extraordinary Senior Lecturer for Research (in
Missiology) at North-West University Potchefstroom Campus, South Africa/Director of
Africa Center for Interdisciplinary Studies (ACIS), DRC.
Prof. Elie Sikamosi, Institut Protestant de Théologie, (PhD. Biblical Studies, NT),
Université Chrétienne de Kinshasa (UCKIN, RDC) /Directeur Général de l’Institut
Supérieur Pédagogique de Sonabata, RDC.
Prof. David E. Bjork (MA, DEA, M. Div., PhD). Director of the Doctoral Program of
the Cameroon Faculty of Evangelical Theology (FACTEC), Yaoundé, CAMEROON /
Member of World Partners in collaboration with Cooperative Studies (CS), USA.
Prof. Ghislain Afolabi Agbèdè (PhD, Systematic Theology and Holistic Development).
Fondateur de ADONAÏ Yireeh House et promoteur de la Faculté de Théologie Holistique et
de Misiologie Appliquée (FATHMA), BENIN.
Prof. Herbert Rostand Ngouo (PhD, Linguistics), Université de Maroua, CAMEROON.
Prof. Patrick Nkolo Fanga (Practical Theology), Head of Department of Practical
Theology, Faculté de Théologie Evangélique de Bangui (FATEB), CENTRAL AFRICAN
REPUBLIC.
Prof. Abel Njerareou (PhD., Biblical Studies, OT). Faculté de Théologie Evangelique
Shalom, Ndjamena, CHAD.
Prof. Sammy Beban Chumbo (PhD, Linguistics), Distinguished Professor at ICT
University, USA, Cameroon Campus and Emeritus Professor of Linguistics at the
University of Yaoundé 1, CAMEROON.
Prof. Dieudonné Djoubairou, (PhD, Systematic Theology), Faculté Autonome de Théologie
Évangélique du Cameroun (FATECAM), Ngaoundéré, CAMEROON.
Prof. Joseph Mavinga (PhD., Biblical Studies, OT), Head of Department of OT Studies,
Faculté de Théologie Evangélique de Bangui, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC.
Prof. Paul. Mpindi (PhD, Biblical Studies, OT), Founder and president of Faculté de
Théologie Evangélique du Congo (FATEC), Kinshasa, DRC.
Dr. Steve Sang-Cheol Moon, (PhD, Missions and Intercultural Studies), Founder and CEO,
Charis Institute for Intercultural Studies, Seoul, SOUTH KOREA.
Dr. Mbam Stéphane, (PhD, Practical Theology), Faculté de Théologie Evangélique du
Cameroun (FACTEC), Yaoundé, CAMEROON.
Dr. Mbukulu William, (PhD, Biblical Studies, NT), Head of Department of NT Studies,
Faculté de Théologie Evangélique de Bangui, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC.
Dr. Nditemeh Charlemagne (D. Min., Practical Theology; Th.D. Systematic Theology).
Faculté de Théologie Evangélique de Bangui (FATEB), CENTRAL AFRICAN
REPUBLIC / Executive President of the Cameroon Baptist Convention, CAMEROON.
Dr. Julius Ndishua (PhD. Biblical Studies, OT). Cameroon Baptist Theological Seminary,
Ndu, CAMEROON.