The Journal of Religion, Media&Digital Culture is an academic journal dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of religion, media, and digital culture. This journal explores how religious beliefs, practices, and theories are manifested and evolved in modern media environments and digital cultures, providing a platform for scholars, researchers, and students to analyze and discuss the complexity of the interaction between religion and media technology, as well as the impact of this interaction on social, cultural, and personal identity.

The importance of this journal lies in filling the gap between religious studies and media and digital cultural studies, promoting interdisciplinary dialogue. Its characteristic lies in emphasizing empirical research and theoretical analysis, as well as exploring the role of emerging media technologies such as social media, mobile communication, and virtual reality in religious life. Journals may publish articles on topics such as religious communication, media ethics, digital religious practices, and the future of religion in the digital age. Magazines are crucial for understanding the role and forms of expression of religion in contemporary society. It not only provides abundant research resources for the academic community, but also helps the public better understand the complex relationship between religion and media technology. Despite the lack of specific latest research details, the journal's continued publication and attention to current research trends make it an important publication in the fields of religious and media studies.