My family and I were in the Atlanta area for a family reunion, and although the plans were somewhat last minute, it was a pleasant way of showing a small measure of appreciation for PneumaReview.com writers. Thank you for the many contributions you all make to this publishing ministry.

We are looking for new writers

The PneumaReview.com editorial committee is always looking for good writers that speak to our audience of Pentecostal and charismatic church leaders. Our vision is to build a bridge between the seminary and the local church and to create an online forum where Christians of all traditions can discuss the gifts of the Spirit for today.

How to get started

I welcome you to peruse PneumaReview.com. Consider leaving some comments under articles you find interesting, or sharing them through social media. As you become more aware of our audience and the kinds of material we are publishing, let us know you are interested in getting involved or make submissions by sending an email to the editor on our Contact page (this is a link to our legacy site, PneumaFoundation.org).

Reviewing books

An excellent way to get started is by reviewing books. Have you read something recently that you would like to reflect on? Mike Dies, our reviews editor, prefers reviews between 500 and 1200 words, with 700 as an ideal target. Write to the Editor if you would like to be added to our list of writers that receives the list of books we are currently seeking reviewers for.

Have you written a book?

PneumaReview.com often features full chapters from published books. Consider asking the editors about making one of your chapters available. This exposure promotes your book for exactly the right reasons: readers will get a taste and they’ll want more. We would be glad to work with your publisher to make an excerpt available.

Other Media

Moving from print to an online digital format has been an exciting transition for us, and we are still investigating new avenues to reach our expanded audience effectively. Speak with us about featuring an audio or video recording of a lecture, teaching, or paper presentation you have made.

New content and previously published content

The editorial committee prefers to consider articles, chapters, reviews, and papers that have not yet appeared online. Work that has already been published in print is welcome, but we do not usually republish material that can already be found on the world wide web. If you have a blog where you would like to have your work appear, let us know that and we can work with you to have it appear first at PneumaReview.com and then on your website.

Authors retain their rights

Authors retain full rights to their intellectual property. By submitting it for consideration, authors are granting PneumaReview.com the license to publish it through our outlets.

We need you

PneumaReview.com and our parent organization, the Pneuma Foundation, are volunteer-run ministries. We cannot continue without help from Christian leaders like you. Thank you for looking at how you may become involved.

Raul Mock, Executive Editor

Further reading: Insights: feedback and the editorial process

The editors, staff, and directors of the Pneuma Foundation would like to express our gratitude to a number of individuals who have made this journal possible.

Special thanks to Christian Life College in Mount Prospect, Illinois (Chicago area) for their generous permission to reprint articles that originally appeared in their journal Basileia. Their assistance in helping to locate the authors of these articles is also noteworthy.

Special thanks also goes to all those who have given specific permissions to use their articles or volumes including Pastor Jeffrey McGregor of Resurrection Life Assembly, Seattle for his book Speaking in Other Tongues: A Scholarly Defense (also look for the condensed version of this massive work, Tongues: The Answer to the Debate); Pastor Michael Peters of Christ the King Covenant Church, Webster Groves, Missouri, for his book In Defense of Charismatics; Author Robert Graves for his book Praying In the Spirit; and those whose articles will be appearing in this and future issues: Professor Larry Taylor, Professor William Pankey, Author Phillip Yancey, and Professor Richard Riss.

Thanks to the many individuals who have offered encouragement, vision, and advice in seeing this dream of “Biblical teaching from a Pentecostal/charismatic perspective” begin to come to life. To name just a few: Timothy Beals, Roger C. Mock, Pastor Ron and Joy Messelink, David Driggs, Kevin Williams, Pastor Daryl Merrill, Robert DeVries, Wayne Wachsmuth, and Martin Emerson.