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CHEVRA: Indonesian Journal of Economic, Science, and Humanities (E-ISSN: 3123-9889) is an open-access and peer-reviewed journal published by Sekolah Tinggi Teologi Indonesia (Indonesia College, Jakarta, Indonesia. CHEVRA provides an interdisciplinary platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to discuss, analyze, and develop studies in the fields of economics, science, and humanities. The journal focuses on publishing original research articles, conceptual papers, and reviews that contribute to the advancement of knowledge and understanding across these disciplines.

The name “Chevra”, derived from the Hebrew word meaning “society” or “company,” often refers to a close-knit group of individuals bound by shared purpose and collaboration. Reflecting this spirit, the journal seeks to build an academic community that bridges theoretical frameworks and practical applications in both global and local contexts. With its broad interdisciplinary scope, CHEVRA encourages intellectual collaboration among economists, scientists, and humanities scholars to address contemporary issues shaping society, culture, and human development.

Published biannually (May and November), CHEVRA is committed to promoting academic excellence, fostering critical dialogue, and disseminating innovative ideas that enrich multidisciplinary scholarship. The journal is a member of Crossref.org, ensuring that each published article receives a unique DOI number for global accessibility and citation tracking.

The Indonesian Journal of Services (e-ISSN: 3090-3785) is a biannual, multidisciplinary scientific journal published by Indonesia Press, under the Department of Research and Community Services at Sekolah Tinggi Teologi Indonesia (STTI); and the Indonesia Christians Theologian Association (PTAKI). It addresses national-level issues related to community services, covering a wide range of common challenges. The journal aims to share conceptual ideas and research findings in the field of community services. It features various activities conducted by STTI faculty and other university staff in addressing societal potentials, obstacles, challenges, and problems. These service activities involve community and partner participation, with the goal of enhancing societal welfare. Articles are published in May and November each year. Authors interested in submitting their work may do so in either English or Bahasa Indonesia.