Permissions

Articles in Church History are published under the copyright of the American Society of Church History. Anyone seeking permission to re-use an article in whole or in part should contact the Society’s publisher, Cambridge University Press, who administers copyright on the Society’s behalf.

For more information please see the permissions pages on the Cambridge University Press website: http://www.cambridge.org/about-us/rights-permissions/permissions/

Letters Policy

Beginning in its December 2021 issue, Church History: Studies in Christianity and Culture will publish letters concerning articles and book reviews. Authors referenced in letters will be given an opportunity to respond, and the letter and response will be published in the same journal issue. No further correspondence will be accepted. Letters should not be longer than 800 words, may not contain potentially libelous statements, may be edited for spelling and grammar, and will be published only at the discretion of the editors.

Publishing Ethics

This journal publishes in accordance with Cambridge University Press’s publishing ethics guidelines, which apply to authors, peer reviewers, the editorial office and the journal as a whole. Anyone who believes that these guidelines have not been followed should raise their concern with the editor or email publishingethics@cambridge.org.