International Journal of Culture, Gender and Religious Studies
The International Journal of Culture, Gender and Religious Studies is a multidisciplinary scholarly publication dedicated to advancing knowledge and fostering critical dialogue on issues intersecting culture, gender, and religion. This journal offers a platform for the dissemination of high-quality research articles, theoretical explorations, and impactful case studies from diverse cultural and geographical perspectives. By incorporating interdisciplinary approaches from anthropology, sociology, theology, gender studies, and related fields, the journal aims to illuminate the complex and dynamic relationships that shape individual and collective identities in various cultural and religious contexts. It is committed to promoting inclusive and thought-provoking scholarship that challenges existing paradigms and supports the development of new insights into the interwoven fabric of culture, gender, and religion.

Current Issue
Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026): International Journal of Culture, Gender and Religious Studies
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Latest Articles
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Articles Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly transforming the documentation, preservation, interpretation, and public engagement of cultural heritage. This review examines the opportunities, risks, and ethical challenges associated with the application of AI in cultural heritage management and… -
Articles Migration, Religion, Gender, and Identity: A Systematic Review of Intersectional Experiences in Diaspora Communities
Migration profoundly reshapes religious practices, gender relations, and individual and collective identities within diaspora communities. This systematic review examines the intersectional experiences of migrants by exploring how migration, religion, gender, and identity interact to influence… -
Articles Reengaging Pauline Didache on Celibacy, Marriage and Ministry in 1 Corinthians 7:1-9, 25-40
The paper examines Paul’s nuanced didache on celibacy, marriage, and ministry in 1 Corinthians 7 against its first century background and explores the implication of these concepts in the contemporary church in Africa. The apostle submits that both marriage and celibacy are charismata (gifts)…
