The following scholars have provided comments, advice, and written content for Church Missionary Society Periodicals, for which we are very grateful:
Phillip A. Cantrell II
Associate Professor of World, Asian and African History, Longwood University
Paul Jenkins
Private scholar, formerly Basel Mission archivist 1972-2003, lecturer in African History at the University of Basel concurrently from 1989-2003, and co-leader of a project to radically increase conservation and access in the Basel Mission archives photo collection
Emily J Manktelow
Lecturer in British Imperial History, University of Kent
David Maxwell
Dixie Professor of Ecclesiastical History, Cambridge University
R. David Rightmire
Professor of Theology, Asbury University
Wilbert R Shenk
Senior Professor of Mission History and Contemporary Culture, Fuller Graduate School of Intercultural Studies, Pasadena, California
Brian Stanley
Professor of World Christianity at the University of Edinburgh
Lane Sunwall
PhD Candidate of British and Imperial History, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The following scholars have provided comments, advice, and written content for Church Missionary Society Periodicals, for which we are very grateful:
Phillip A. Cantrell II
Associate Professor of World, Asian and African History, Longwood University
Paul Jenkins
Private scholar, formerly Basel Mission archivist 1972-2003, lecturer in African History at the University of Basel concurrently from 1989-2003, and co-leader of a project to radically increase conservation and access in the Basel Mission archives photo collection
Emily J Manktelow
Lecturer in British Imperial History, University of Kent
David Maxwell
Dixie Professor of Ecclesiastical History, Cambridge University
R. David Rightmire
Professor of Theology, Asbury University
Wilbert R Shenk
Senior Professor of Mission History and Contemporary Culture, Fuller Graduate School of Intercultural Studies, Pasadena, California
Brian Stanley
Professor of World Christianity at the University of Edinburgh
Lane Sunwall
PhD Candidate of British and Imperial History, University of Wisconsin-Madison