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Every one of the 12 issues is on a separate topic and has a separate editor who is an expert in the subject. The six different topics are: (1) The Human Problem (2) The Word of God (3) The Living Christ (4)The People of God (5) The Meeting of Religions (6) The Fullness of Life. ' Jeevadhara' was never meant to be merely an intellectual exercise. It takes shape from the experience of the Divine within the community in all its relations with the world and nature. Nothing human is alien to Jeevadhara and everything human falls within its scope and interest. It has been doing independent and creative thinking in all the fields of theology in such a way as to make it relevant to the life situations of the people. Subscribe: The
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'Jeevadhara'
is an International Theological Review which has subscribers throughout
the world. It is acclaimed as 'the best theological publication
in India' (Dr. George Soares Prabhu). It was started in 1971 as
the outcome of the concerted effort and cooperation of the foremost
Indian theologians under the initiative of Dr. Joseph Constantine
Manalel. After the publication of Jeevadhara, Theology Centre
has more often been known by that name. ' Jeevadhara' is published
every month alternately in English and Malayalam.