The CEJ Board of Trustees would like to provide supporters of the journal with an update about the status of the Christian Educators Journal.
The CEJ has been publishing issues for JK-12 educators since 1961. We’re proud of the archive of issues on this website, and we’re excited for the future. As you may be aware, the CEJ has recently made the decision to transition from hard copy issues to digital. As well, several current staff have finished terms and are moving on to other opportunities. We’re grateful for their contributions to the Journal!
We are using this transition as an opportunity to carefully explore what it means to offer a journal for Christian JK-12 educators in an online format. We do not want to rush the process; at this point CEJ subscriptions are on hold for the 2026-2027 school year until we are ready to introduce you to the CEJ in its new online published format and with new staff in place.
If you have any questions or have input you want to provide, please reach out to our Board Chair, Justin Cook, (justin.cook@edvance.ca).
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