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Studies in Puritanism, a new,  open access journal, has just been launched, https://www.studiesinpuritanism.org/About the journal:"The results of twentieth-century scholarship on Puritanism are diverse and deficient. In fact, it can be argued the diversity is a result of different interpretative frameworks and different aims of the research. The varying frameworks can be characterized as either focused theologically or interdisciplinary with the respective aims of edifying the church or contributing to the field of humanities. Arguably, both are deficient as they lack a broader interpretive framework and aim of research. This proposal advocates for a research framework that is meaningful to both the academy and the church. The Studies in Puritanism Journal is an open-access worldwide interdisciplinary and professionally refereed digital publication that will invite graduate students, scholars, clergy, seminarians, and other readers of Puritanism to submit their articles, book reviews, notes, and documents to the editors for review and online publication. Comments on the reviewed articles will be sent to the author. Once each spring and fall, the editors will select appropriate items for online publication in Studies in Puritanism Journal.Founding MembersPuritan Reformed Theological Seminary (USA), Theological University Apeldoorn (Netherlands), and Queen’s University Belfast (UK)EditorsJoel R. Beeke, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, USACrawford Gribben, Queen’s University Belfast, United KingdomAdriaan C. Neele, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary / Yale University, USAHerman J. Selderhuis, Theological University Apeldoorn, The NetherlandsEditorial BoardJohn Coffey, University of Leicester, United KingdomLee Gatiss, The Church Society, Cambridge / New College, Oxford, United KingdomJohanna Harris, Exeter University, United KingdomMichael Haykin, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, USAPaul C.H. Lim, Vanderbilt University, USAAnthony Milton, University of Sheffield, United KingdomKenneth P. Minkema, Yale University, Jonathan Edwards Center, USAGreg Salazar, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, USAAlison Searle, University of Leeds, United KingdomWillem van Vlastuin, Free University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands"