Rob Bradshaw over at Biblical Studies.uk has posted volumes 6-10 (2002-2006) of the now defunct Caribbean Journal of Evangelical Theology. This journal was associated with the Caribbean Evangelical Association. Many of the authors are associated with Caribbean schools, such as the Jamaican Theological Seminary and the Caribbean Graduate School of Theology. (If either school needs someone to teach a short seminar on New Testament studies in late February or March, I would entertain offers!)
Articles in this journal have an interest in church and mission issues, such as the two-part article by Clinton A. Chisholm, “Afrocentricity & Black Consciousness: Challenges for Christianity.” Other highlights include Earlmont Williams, “The Missionary Message of First Thessalonians,” CJET 7 (2003): 22-40; and in the same issue Erica Campbell, “Ecclesiastes: Mission in a Post-Modern / Post-Christian World,” CJET 7 (2003): 41-56.
All articles are available as PDF files and are readable on a wide variety of platforms. The articles are posted with permission from the respective copyright holders. I downloaded several articles and sent them to my Kindle account for reading with the Kindle app on my iPod (see screenshot).
Once again, thanks to Rob Bradshaw for making this material available.