MISSION & VISION
The Journal for the Sociological Integration of Religion and Society is a peer-reviewed, academic and scholarly publication designed to provide a forum for the latest research and inquiry relative to the sociological integration of the Christian religion and society.
 
Purposes:

• to utilize qualitative and quantitative analysis in the social sciences as a way to “weave” Christian faith into the larger cultural setting 
• to enrich understanding regarding the diversity of the Christian faith and its potential for utilizing the social sciences as a tool for ethical and cultural issues. 
• to expand the resources and research available for Christian leaders as “world-changers” in their respective fields
• to stimulate ongoing dialogue among those Christians who desire to integrate their faith with their cultural setting
• to enhance one’s understanding as to the integrative process relative to the social sciences and the Christian faith
• to be devoted to original research and inquiry that promises to address the difficult cultural issues of our time.
• it is intended for readers who desire to pursue their witness in the world, particularly in their own professional field as a Christian-scholar practitioner.
• to make significant contributions in the domains of family, church and society, especially from the perspective of perceptive leaders proposing God-honoring solutions to formidable problems.

This journal will also be an extension of the purpose for which Oxford Graduate School exists: to equip interdisciplinary Christian-scholar practitioners who desire to be “world-changers,” and to sociologically integrate religion and society in order to transform the family, church, and community worldwide.