Thank you for your interest in EthnoDoxology. This journal is a key resource for people interested in Christian music communication, whether across cultures or within the bounds of a single culture.

      Each issue contains articles and reports which focus on indigenous Christian music around the world—rural and urban, contemporary and historical.  Cultural aspects of worship are explored in detail, and much attention is given to the dynamic interface between music, religion and culture.  Ethnomusicological perspectives add understanding to the issues involved in missionary work around the globe, paving the way for God's glory to fill the earth through the effective use of music and arts in evangelism, discipleship, church planting and worship. 

      We're sure you will enjoy and benefit from the articles, which will include stories and case studies from Asia, Africa, Europe, Oceania, and the Americas. Other articles will touch on worship, media, recording technology, and ethnomusicology. Book reviews will cover worship, ethnomusicology, the music industry, histories of Christian music, and other subjects. Reviews of pertinent recordings will also appear. 

      If you are a missionary, teacher, worship leader, ethnomusicologist, national church leader, librarian, student, or leader of a training program for a mission organization, you will find this journal to be indispensable in your work and studies. 

      A subscription (4 issues) is only US $20.00 including postage to anywhere in the world.  At this time our publication schedule is irregular.  If at any time you wish to cancel your subscription, please give us 60 days notice, and the cost of any unmailed issues will be refunded in full.