Peterson, namely Allan Harman, Principal of the Presbyterian Theological College in Melbourne. In 1996, upon Peterson's move to London to take up the Principalship of Oak Hill Theological College, the then Principal of Moore, Peter Jensen, became an editor alongside Harman. Harman continued as editor until the end of 2013, when he was appointed an Editor Emeritus. Jensen, later the Archbishop of Sydney, continued as a co-editor until the end of 2018, when he was appointed an Editor Emeritus. There have been various assistant, associate and consulting editors in the journal's history. The first 'assistant editor' was also the first non-minister on the editorial team, namely Brian Bayston, who served in that position from 1960-1988. Bayston continues to this day as secretary of the Reformed Theological Society. The editor as at 2020 is Jared C Hood. The editors emeriti are Allan Harman and Peter Jensen, Other notable associate and consulting editors include Broughton Knox, Leon Morris, and Bill Dumbrell. . Catechesis The Society also publishes Catechesis Unlike Reformed Theological Review, it is not peer-reviewed and seeks to be 'more accessible'. It commenced in April 2021. The first editor is Ben Nelson, currently the New Testament lecturer at the Presbyterian Theological College in Melbourne, Australia. References External links Reformed Theological Review Moore Theological College Presbyterian Theological College Catechesis Protestant studies journals Publications established in 1942 English-language journals Triannual journals Moore Theological College 1942 establishments in Australia