Answered By: Timothy Grasso
Last Updated: Dec 22, 2020     Views: 95

Thanks for your question.  Fuller students, faculty and staff have access to the Library's databases. In order to search within an EBSCO eJournal, like Journal of Youth Ministry, do the following:

1. Go to the Library homepage.

2. Click on "Databases"

3. On the Databases page, click on "ATLA Religion" (or other EBSCO database; you will need to sign in using your Fuller ID username and password)

4. Once you are in ATLA Religion, type the field code JN (no quotes) followed by a space and your journal title (e.g. "Journal of youth Ministry," in quotes). This example would look like: JN "Journal of Youth Ministry"

5. You can then add additional search terms in the two remaining boxes. These terms will be limited to results within the specified journal.

Alternatively, you can click on the "Publications" link from the ATLA religion database home page (on the top of the page, blue bar).

1. On the "Publications" page, type in your desired journal title in the field, and click "Browse"

2.. In the results, click on your desired title (e.g., The Journal of Youth Ministry)--you will now be in the publication record.

3.. Above "Publication Details", click on "Search within this publication"

4.  Following our example, you will be directed to a searching screen with the keyword: JN "Journal of Youth Ministry" filled in--in the next two fields, type in your keywords in order to search within the title.