JAC Journal of The Anglican Church ™
JAC: Journal of The Anglican Church ™
The Official Peer-Reviewed Theological Organ of the Worldwide Anglican Church
(WAC)
Welcome to JAC ™
Rooted in the rich historical tradition initiated by Bishop George Alexander McGuire in
1921, JAC: Journal of The Anglican Church ™ serves as the global theological voice for the
Anglican Council of the Worldwide Anglican Church. We publish rigorous, peer-reviewed scholarship that bridges
ancient liturgical orthodoxy with active, conservative biblical faith.
Our Editorial Mandate
The Journal of The Anglican Church (JAC) is dedicated to advancing classical
Anglo-Catholic and Orthodox theology, canon law, and missional strategy. Our pages explore the unique intersection
of rigorous liturgical tradition and modern biblical evangelism. Reflecting the multi-racial and globally diverse
footprint of the WAC, we welcome perspectives from scholars trained in historic Anglicanism, as well as those who
have entered into our communion via Methodist, Baptist, Pentecostal, or other traditional paths.
Core Thematic Areas
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Apostolic Lineage & Successions: Historical and canonical investigations
into Eastern (Antiochian) and Western Catholic historic lines.
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Sacramental Theology: Defending and unpacking the historic Seven Sacraments
within the contemporary global church.
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Missional Diakonia: Theological reflections on serving the poor, the
homeless, orphans, and refugees in accordance with the Great Commission.
Certified Academic Quality
Under the oversight of the Anglican Council and the International Board of Standards
(IBS), JAC maintains the highest international benchmarks for academic journal management. Our editorial
peer-review workflows and publishing parameters are integrated into the Worldwide Anglican Church's global
compliance systems, carrying certified alignment with:
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ISO 9001: Quality Management Systems (Administrative and archival
record-keeping integrity)
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ISO 21001: Educational Organizations Management Systems (Integration with
seminary curricula and formal training)
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ISO 29993: Learning Services Outside Formal Education (Validation of printed
lectures and continuing clergy education modules)
This multi-layered certification ensures that articles, monographic supplements,
and printed lectures published via JAC are recognized internationally for their peer-review integrity and
operational excellence.
Call for Papers & Submissions
JAC invites bishops, priests, deacons, seminarians, and lay scholars to submit original
research, book reviews, and canonical essays for our upcoming editions.
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Submission Cycle: Bi-annual (Spring and Autumn volumes)
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Style Sheet: Turabian / Chicago Manual of Style (with footnotes)
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Review Protocol: Double-Blind Peer Review overseen by the Liturgy Commission
and Academic Review Board
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Eligibility: Open to all clergy and scholars within the WAC and its
ecumenical affiliate communions (Societatis status).
Manuscripts and editorial inquiries should be routed through your regional Diocesan
Chancellor or emailed directly to the WAC Secretariat at worldwideanglicanchurch@gmail.com.
Leadership & Governance
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JAC: Journal of The Anglican Church ™ is a registered trademark of the Worldwide Anglican Church. Accredited via
the International Board of Standards in compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 21001, and ISO 29993 standards.
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