The Journal of Ecclesiastical History is an international academic journal dedicated to the study of Christian history, providing scholars with a place to publish original research, in-depth analysis, and scholarly discussion. The journal is characterized by its extensive coverage, which extends not only to the traditional areas of Christian history, such as church structure, clergy, doctrinal development, etc., but also to the cultural, institutional, intellectual, political, and social dimensions related to Christian history.

Authors are encouraged to delve into specific issues in Christian history, while also welcoming discussions on broader topics such as the Reformation, religious conflicts, church-state relations, and the influence of Christianity in different cultures and societies. This comprehensive approach helps to reveal the diversity and complexity of Christian history at different times and places.