The Consortium Journal

A Journal of Classical Christian Education

The Summer 2026 issue (Vol 5, Issue 1) of The Consortium is now available.

Table of Contents

  • An Introduction to Epic & Drama, by Dr. Scott Postma
  • The Quest for the Well-Lived Life: A Classical, Liberal Arts Approach Through Epic Poetry, by Dr. Karla M. Memmott
  • The Pauliad: Acts as the Development of Christian Heroism, by David Givens, M.A.
  • Happy Tragedy: How Tragedy Amplifies the Happy Life in the Greek Tragedies & the Bible, by Drew C. Mery, M.A.
  • Reformation Shadows in Dante’s Purgatorioby Jessica Clark
  • Playing at Teaching: Dante’s Solarian Cantos & Thomistic Leisure, by Tracey Leary, M.Ed.
  • Free & Able: Right Reason in Milton’s Paradise Lostby Dr. Bryant K. Owens

READ PAST ISSUES

Volume 4: Issue 1 (June 2025)

Volume 4: Issue 2 (December 2025)

A Journal of Classical Christian Education, Winter 2025 issue (Vol 4, Issue 2) of The Consortium is now available for purchase at Roman Roads Media.

Volume 3: Issue 1 (June 2024)

Volume 3: Issue 2 (December 2024)

Volume 2: Issue 1 (June 2023)

Volume 2: Issue 2 (December 2023)

Volume 1: Issue 1 (June 2022)

Volume 1: Issue 2 (December 2022)


SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

As a journal of Classical Christian Education, Consortium welcomes submissions from all authors who seek to engage the Classical Christian tradition of education.

We primarily publish articles and book reviews but will also consider poetry, satire, or drama if it can be demonstrated that the more creative work is a sound fit for the Consortium‘s objectives of promoting classical education and fostering human flourishing for generations to come.

Print

Our print edition is published biannually, in June and December, and article submissions should be between 2000-6000 words; book reviews should be between 800-1500 words. Submission deadlines are as follows: April 1st for the summer edition and October 3rd for the winter edition.

Online

Our academic blog publishes articles weekly. Blog pieces should be between 800-2000 words, but long form essays beyond 2000 words will also be considered if they are particularly relevant and of high quality.

Contact

We are currently taking submissions for the Winter 2025 issue which will focus on reading in Classical Christian Education. If you would like to submit a piece for consideration in either the print or online journal, please send an abstract/pitch of no more than 200 words along with a short bio of yourself to submissions@theconsortiumjournal.com.


Editorial Advisory Board

  • Dr. Scott Postma – General Editor
  • Dr. Robert M. Woods – Senior Contributing Editor
  • Dr. Gregory Soderberg – Contributing Editor