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publishes "His Servant,"a monthly newsletter aiding all Christians in

making informed decisions about Macintosh hardware, software,and

available utilities to enhance the performance and ease of computing.

The Southern Jewish Historical Society announces thelaunching of

a new refereed journal, Southern Jewish History. The first issue ofthis

annual publication is tentatively scheduled to appear in 1998. Allinquiries

concerning submission of manuscripts should be directed toDr. Mark K.

Bauman, Editor, Southern Jewish History, Social Science Division, Atlanta

Metropolitan College, Atlanta,GA 30310; eMail=mbauman@peachnet.

campus.mci.net

The NorthStar: An Online Journal of African-American Religious

History is edited by Judith Weisenfeld, Barnard College andAlbert G.

Miller, Oberlin College. They invite submissions of articles, reviews(book,

film, theater, music, museum,web, cd-rom), research reports, documents,

or bibliographiesfor a new electronic journal devoted to African-

American religioushistory. The journal's primary focus will be on

historical studies, that explore the religious culturesof people of African

descent in the United States. It will,however, consider work from other

disciplines and/or that deals in acomparative way with other areas of the

African diaspora, as well aswith regions in Africa. Author should submit

four copies to: Judith Weisenfeld, Department ofReligion, Barnard

College, 3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027-6598;212/854-5071;

jw40@columbia.edu

A Call for Papers

Conference onApocalypticism and Millennialism: Shaping a Believers

Church Eschatology for the 21st Century, A Believers Church Conference

August 8-10, 1999 at Bluffton College

Rationale:Diverse histories and theological convictionswith

regard tomillennialism and apocalyptic thought have flourished in the

broadly defined believers church tradition. Currently, the dawnof a new

millennium hassparked renewed attention to a broad spectrum of issues