Membership

Membership of the RHA is governed by its Constitution. There are two kinds of members: Ordinary Members and Fellows – as well as a Committee of Management.

Ordinary Members

You can become a member of the RHA in two ways. Either take out an RHA Membership Subscription to the Journal of Religious History through the Wiley website. In addition to all membership benefits, you will receive a subscription to the Journal of Religious History. Or, for AUS$25.00, you can subscribe through Register Now as an Ordinary Member. This entitles you to receive TheRHA, the Religious History Association newsletter, vote and participate in RHA meetings, and receive discounts to attend RHA workshops and conferences.

Fellows

Fellows are chosen in recognition of outstanding contributions to the purposes of the Association. They are elected for life after nomination by two members of the Association to the Secretary and confirmation by a quorum in attendance at the annual general meeting.

Committee of Management

The committee of management consists of the president, vice president, treasurer, secretary and the editor(s) of the Journal of Religious History and two ordinary members of the Association. It meets at least twice a year to discuss RHA business.

For 2016–2020,  the committee consists of:

Constant Mews (President)
Glen O’Brien (Vice President)
Katharine Massam (Secretary)
Michael Champion (Treasurer)
Kirk Essary
Leigh Penman
Miles Pattenden (Co-editor of the Journal of Religious History)
Saran Irving-Stonebraker (Co-editor of the Journal of Religious History).

Editors of the Journal of Religious History

The editor(s) of the Journal of Religious History is appointed for a two-year term by the Committee of Management and serves a maximum of four continuous two-year terms. The current editors are Miles Pattenden and Sarah Irving-Stonebraker. The reviews editor is Celeste McNamara. Paul Watt is the Editorial Manager.