Church History Review

About the Journal

Responsible publisher: Prof. dr. habil. Dienes Dénes

Editor in charge: Prof. dr. habil. Judit Balogh

Published by the Scientific Collections of the Reformed College of Sárospatak

Headquarters: 3950 - Sárospatak, Rákóczi u. 1; tel.: +36-47-314-738; tel/fax: +36-47-311-057

Technical editing and production by James D. Doepp; István Tímári, Csaba Fazekas, from 2020/3: István Varga - vargaijanos@gmail.com

Website: Varga Webkiadó

ISSN 1585-7476 (print)
ISSN 1587-026X (online)
ISSN-L 1585-7476 (Linking ISSN)

Printed by Maxima Cs-A Kft. Printing plant, Miskolc. Responsible manager: Csilla Kundráth

Title page by James D. Doepp. Motto: "That Christ may bring his church into holy and everlasting agreement." (Philip Melanchton)

First volume: 2000.
Publication: 2 issues per year (2000-2007), 4 issues per year (from 2008), 400 copies per issue; and on the Internet: https://egyhaztortenetiszemle.hu
The Church History Review can be ordered from the editorial office.
Publication scope: Church history, history of religion, history of ecclesiastical institutions and persons, history of religiosity, Hungarian and universal history of church-state relations in different periods.
The Church History Review does not accept duplicate publications.
Publications: studies, bulletins, documents, from the "cathedra", calendars, reviews, reports, discussion.
Reviews: Publications within the scope of publication are welcome at the address of the editorial office.

Church History Review Journal CrossRef DOI registration number 10.54231 used from issue 2021/4.

As of issue 2021/4 all articles have been uploaded to REAL - Repository of the Library of the Academy of Sciences.

From 2023.06.07 ErihPlus will index the Church History Review.

From 18.06.2023 we will also use an ARK identifier, which will be applied retroactively to previous issues and publications.
The ARK identifier requested by Varga Webkiadó for issues: 41386/etszemle.
for publications: 41386/ETSZEMLE.

Sherpa Romeo and DOAJ will archive all publications of the Church History Review from issue 2021/4.