Themed articles are written pieces that revolve around a selected topic or theme. Themed articles allow for a focused exploration of a particular topic, providing in-depth analysis, insights, and information to the readers.

Here are a few characteristics of themed articles:

• Focus on a specific theme: themed articles center around a particular topic, concept, or subject matter. The purpose is to provide a comprehensive exploration of the chosen theme. Please make sure all content is pertinent to the theme selected.

• Depth and analysis: Themed articles go beyond surface-level coverage and delve into the intricacies, nuances, and various aspects related to the theme. Be sure to offer analysis, insights, research, and expert opinions to provide a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

• Organization and structure: Be sure to include subheadings and/or sections that enable ease of reading.

• Diverse content types: Themed articles can incorporate different types of content, such as informative pieces, interviews, case studies, opinion pieces, or personal narratives, depending on the nature of the theme and the target audience. This variety of content helps to present a comprehensive view of the topic. Please be sure to discuss your content structure with the editor prior to writing your article for publication.

• Relevant and current information: Themed articles strive to provide up-to-date and relevant information about the chosen theme. Please reference recent (within three years of publication) studies, trends, events, or developments within the field to offer readers the most current insights.

• Targeted audience: Our articles are tailored to a specific audience and readership interested in the theme being explored. Be sure to check with the editor to see who the audience is prior to writing your article. This allows for a more focused and targeted approach in providing valuable content and meeting the needs and interests of the intended audience.

• Word Count: 1000-1500 words

• Citations: Any citations made should be in SBL (Society of Biblical Literature) format.

• Headings: Headings should be included to organize thoughts throughout the article.

Themed articles serve to educate, inform, and engage readers on specific topics of interest. They enable readers to gain a deeper understanding of the subject matter and explore it from various perspectives, ultimately providing a more comprehensive and enriching reading experience.