General Information for Authors
The Journal of Christian Nursing (JCN), a publication of Nurses Christian Fellowship produced in partnership with Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, is a quarterly, professional journal by and for nurses. JCN strives to help nurses view nursing through the eyes of faith; its mission is to help nurses and nursing students practice nursing from a biblically-based, Christian perspective.
Topics covered include:
| • current issues and trends in nursing | • spiritual care | • ethics |
| • healing and wholeness | • values | • psychology and religion |
| • parish or faith community nursing | • nursing education | • personal and professional life |
| • healthcare disparities | • missions* | • case studies** |
*Stories of nurses who have stepped out in faith to care for others in new or unusual ways in the U.S. or overseas.
**Patient/client experiences which promote excellence in nursing or include a faith dimension.
Priority will be given to nurse authors, although articles by non-nurses will be considered.
Detailed "Instructions for Authors" can be found on-line at http://www.journalofchristiannursing.com/
All manuscripts must be submitted on-line through the journal's Editorial Manager Web site at http://ncf-jcn.edmgr.com. See submission instructions under "On-line manuscript submission."
JCN works 6 - 9 months in advance. Please submit ideas, topics and/or articles well in advance of publication.
Upcoming topics planned for JCN include:
April-June 2008
• Mandating HPV Vaccination: What are the Arguments?
• Working in Healthcare Today: What Would Jesus Do?
• Faith Integration in Education
JCN is interested in manuscripts for future Issues in the following areas:
• Spirituality and Religion: What Are the Differences?
• Diversity in Nursing: A Christian Perspective
• African-American Health
• Short vs. Long Term Missions: What Are the Benefits?
• Developments in Faith Community Nursing
• Trends in Nursing Education
• Transcultural Nursing
• Christian Perspectives on Reflective Practice
• Healthcare Disparities

