About Intégrité

Intégrité: A Faith and Learning Journal (ISSN 1547-0873) is published twice a year (spring and fall) by the Faith & Learning Committee and the Humanities Division of Missouri Baptist University, One College Park Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63141-8698. Published both online <http://www.mobap.edu/integrite/> and in print copy, the journal examines historical, philosophical, theological, cultural, and pedagogical issues related to the integration of Christian faith and higher learning. Publication of the print edition of Intégrité has been made possible by funding from Missouri Baptist University. The opinions expressed by individual writers in this journal are not necessarily endorsed by the editor, editorial board, or Missouri Baptist University. Intégrité (pronounced IN tay gri tay) is a French word translated into English as “totality,” “integrity,” “honesty,” “uprightness,” or “integration.” In his doctrine of the Christian life, John Calvin considered “intégrité” as whole-hearted or integrated commitment to God. A Christian with such a commitment aims for single-minded devotion in Christ.

Subscriptions & Books For Review

Rates for subscribing to the print edition: Individuals $10 per year; institutions $20 per year. An additional shipping fee ($5-15 per year) is charged for international subscription. Intégrité subscriptions, renewals, address changes, and books for review should be mailed to: John J. Han, Editor of Intégrité, Missouri Baptist University, One College Park Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63141-8698. Phone: (314) 392-2311/Fax: (314) 392-2390.

Contacting Us

For comments and questions, please contact:

John J. Han, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Editor of Intégrité
Missouri Baptist University
One College Park Drive
St. Louis , Missouri 63141-8698
hanjn@mobap.edu
Phone: (314) 392-2311
Fax: (314) 392-2390

Submitting Manuscripts

Submissions of scholarly articles and book reviews are welcome and should be sent as e-mail attachments (Microsoft Word format) to the Editor, John J. Han, at hanjn@mobap.edu. Articles must be 15-25 pages in length, double-spaced, and deal with historical, theological, philosophical, cultural, and/or pedagogical issues related to the integration of Christian faith and higher learning. All personal, expository, and persuasive articles on Christian higher education will be considered.  Possible topics include, but are not limited to, the current state and future of the church-related college; history of Christian liberal arts education in the West; Christian higher education in the Third World; Christianity and contemporary culture; a Christian perspective on multiculturalism and diversity; service learning; academic freedom in a Christian context; implementation of Christian truths in academic disciplines; and global Christianity. We generally do not consider manuscripts that are merely factual, devotional, or sermonic. Book reviews must be 4-8 pages in length and double-spaced. The deadlines for a 250-word proposal (with a working title in case of an article) are as follows:

All submissions must conform to MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 6 th ed. Articles should include in-text citations in parentheses, a list of endnotes (if applicable), and, at the end of the article, an alphabetical listing of works cited. Book reviews need only page numbers in parentheses after direct quotations. Direct quotations, especially lengthy ones, and endnotes should be used sparingly. No more than five block quotations and five endnotes, respectively, may be used in an article; no more than one block quotation may be used in a book review.