ActaMissiologiae is an interdenominational, peer-reviewed, missiological journal with a particular focus on Central and Eastern Europe. Intentionally interconfessional, it seeks to balance Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Mainline Protestant, and Evangelical-Charismatic perspectives.
ActaMissiologiae seeks to address academic as well as practical issues. The journal assists missiologists, church leaders, and reflective practitioners to keep current in their missiological thinking through articles, book reviews and can serve as a resource for those teaching missiology.
ActaMissiologiae exists to provide a meeting place for reflection on missiological issues and mission practice in Central and Eastern Europe.
ActaMissiologiae is published once a year by the Central and Eastern European Association for Mission Studies (CEEAMS).

Table of Contents:

1. Editorial
2. Green pastures? Human Mobility and Christian Communities
3. The Current Discourse on Refugees in Europe in Light of the Sacred: A Czech Case. A Cultural Sociological Approach in Dialogue with a Missiological Perspective
4. Christian Organizations and Their Involvement in Rescue of Refugees. Case Studies of Foundation Generation 21, Peace and Good, and Estera Foundation in the Visegrad Group Countries
5. Responding to Upheaval and Migration
6. God is on the Move: Challenges and Opportunities for Christian Communities in Europe
7. Integration of Faith and Work: A Missing Element in the Discussion of Economic Migration in Croatia
8. Theologizing on the Maidan: "Maidan theology" in the Experience and Reflections of the Younger Generation of Ukrainian Protestants
9. Chronicle 2016
10. Book Reviews