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CURRICULUM VITA AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

Personal Name: Wilbert R. Shenk Family: married, Juanita (Brenneman) Shenk, October 10, 1957 children: Suzanne, Maria, Thomas Religious Affiliation Denomination: Mennonite Church Conference: Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference Congregation: Belmont Mennonite Church, Elkhart, Indiana Ordination: Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference (1/6/85) Education B.A., Goshen College (1955) M.A., University of Oregon (1964) Ph.D., University of Aberdeen (1978) Work Experience 2005- Senior Professor of Mission History and Contemporary Culture, SIS, Fuller Theological

Seminary 1995-2005 Paul E. Pierson Professor of Mission History and Contemporary Culture, School of Intercultural Studies, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, California 1995- Adjunct Professor of Missions, Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary 1990-1995 Associate Professor of Missions, Director of Mission Training Center, Associated

Mennonite Biblical Seminary 1980-1990 Vice-President, Division of Overseas Ministries, Mennonite Board of Missions 1967-1980 Secretary for Overseas Missions, Mennonite Board of Missions 1965-1967 Assistant Secretary, Overseas Missions, Mennonite Board of Missions, Elkhart, Indiana 1963-1965 Mennonite Central Committee, assistant director of Overseas Services, Akron,

Pennsylvania 1955-1959 Mennonite Central Committee, Indonesia (secondary school teacher, agency program director) Special Assignment Lecturer in India (Union Biblical Seminary, Centre for Contemporary Christianity); Korea (Presbyterian Theological Seminary); Japan (Tokyo Biblical Seminary). Senior Scholar, Overseas Ministries Study Center, New Haven, CT (Jan.-May 2007). Co-Cordinator, Consultation “Christianity and Religious Plurality in Historical and Global Perspective,”

joint project of Calvin College and Fuller Theological Seminary, 3-year project, 2002-04. Coordinator, North American section, North Atlantic Missiology Project (NAMP), 1996-1998, a Pew-

funded Anglo-American research project; continued as member for final phase, 1999-2001; edited volume of papers from two NAMP consultations held in North America (published by Eerdmans, June 2004).

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Coordinator of Consultation, “Toward a Global Christian Historiography,” held at Fuller Theological Seminary, April 30-May 2, 1998 with funding from Luce Foundation and Fieldstead Foundation; edited volume based on five keynote papers presented at the consultation and published by Orbis Books, November 2002.

Coordinator of Project to develop “A Missiology of Western Culture,” 1993-1998, funded by Pew Charitable Trusts. This brought together a team of scholars from Europe and North America, organized into 7 themed work groups.

Coordinator, “Christian Mission and Modern Culture,” a series of 26 volumes published by Trinity Press International; treating various aspects of the “Gospel and Our Culture” theme. (Completed Dec. 2000.)

The Gospel and Our Culture Programme, British Council of Churches, Birmingham, England, Jan.-May each year, 1990-92. Lecturer, Indonesian university, seminaries, and in-service workshops for pastors, in Indonesian language,

Jan.-Mar. 1985. Lectureships/Consultations/Seminars Paper, “The Influence of Pietism on the First Two North American Foreign Mission Societies: AMBCFM (1810) and Baptist Missionary Society (1814),” Conference on “Pietism and Missions,” Herrnhut, Germany, October 4-6, 2007. Mission Lectures, International Baptist Theological Seminary, Prague, Czech Republic, January 30 -February 3, 2006 – six lectures. Address, “Contemporary Europe in Missiological Perspective,” Mennonite Mission Network Europe Consultation, May 19-23,2004, Paris, France. Taught course for Consortium for Indian Missiological Education (CIME), Pune, India, July 28-August 21, 2003, a program for Indian doctoral students Keynote address, Consultation on Theological Education in East Asia, July 21-24, 2003, Elkhart, Indiana Lecturer, Presbyterian Seminary and College, Seoul, Korea, March 17-21, 2003, “Mission and the Postmodern Age” Lausanne Forum, Pattaya 2003. Work group coordinator. Consultation, “Believing without Belonging?” Breklum, Germany, June 26-July2, 2002. Gave summary Reflections. Society of Divine Word Centenary, December 8-10, 2000, Techny, Illinois; speaker. Global Anabaptist Mission Consultation, Guatemala City, July, 2000. Seminar leader. Moravian Board of Missions and Moravian Theological Seminary Mission Consultation, February, 2000; speaker. Christ Church of Oak Brook (Illinois) 21st Annual Pastors Conference, Oct. 19-20, 1999, two plenary addresses Currents in World Christianity Consultation, Oxford, U.K., July 14-17, 1999; respondent to paper Consultation: “Practicing Truth—Confident Witness in Our Pluralistic World,” Eastern Mennonite

University, March 25-27, 1998; presented paper, “The Church in Pluralistic North America: The Decentering of Conviction”

Overseas Ministries Study Center Study Group, April 16-18, 1999; paper presenter Mission of the Church Lectureship, Emmanuel School of Religion, Johnson City, Tenn., 1993. Research Fellow, Yale Divinity School, Sept. 1988-Jan. 1989. J. J. Thiessen Lectureship, Canadian Mennonite Bible College, Winnipeg, 1986. Ministers' Week Lecturer, Mennonite Brethren Bible College, Winnipeg, 1984.

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Honorary Positions Consulting Editor, Dictionary of Mission Theology (Inter-Varsity Press-UK), 2004- Coordinator for North America, North Atlantic Missiology Project, Cambridge University, 1996-1998. Project Coordinator, A Missiology of Western Culture, an international, inter-confessional initiative, 1992-1997. President, American Society of Missiology, 1994-95 Vice-President, American Society of Missiology, 1992-94 Secretary-Treasurer, American Society of Missiology, 1979-88 Consulting Editor, International Bulletin of Missionary Research, 1990- Executive Council, Institute of Mennonite Studies, 1972-1996 Board of Directors, Mennonite Historical Society, 1981-1992 Editor, Mission Focus (quarterly), 1972-92; Mission Focus (annual), 1993-1996 President, Mennonite Board of Education, 1971-79 Secretary-Treasurer, Council of International Ministries, 1973-87 Affiliations American Society of Missiology International Association for Mission Studies External Reader/Examiner Stuart Murray, Spirit, Discipleship, Community: The Contemporary Significance of Anabaptist Hermeneutics. Ph.D. thesis, Open University, 1992. Donna M. Worley, Validation of Goals for Pre-Departure Missionary Orientation. Ph.D. dissertation, Andrews University, 1994. Loren Diller Lybarger, Defining Presence: The Formation of Mennonite Agency Approaches and Attitudes Toward Muslims and Islam, 1949-1995. M.A. thesis, Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, 1995. Ronald W. Johnson, Paradigm Shift in Evangelism. A Study of the Need for Contextualization in the Mission of Southern Baptists. Th.D. dissertation, University of South Africa, 1999. Michael Goheen, “As the Father Has Sent Me, I Am Sending You”: An Examination of J. E. Lesslie Newbigin’s Missionary Ecclesiology. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Utrecht, 2000. Mervyn J. Coates, Missional Churches in an Age of Globalisation. D.Min. thesis, Australian College of Theology, 2004. Richmond Paul Bowen Williams, Towards a strategic transcultural model of leadership that enhances Koinonia in Urban Southern Africa. Ph.D. thesis in Science of Religion and Missiology, University of Pretoria, 2006. Stephen Victor Coertze, The African Agxent Discovered: The Recognition and Involvement of the African Biblical Interpreter in Bible Translation. Ph.D. thesis in Science or Religion and Missiology, University of Pretoria, 2007. Boshart, David W., Planting Missional Mennonite Churches in Complex Social Contexts as the Denomination Undergoes A Paradigm Shift in Ecclesiology: A Multiple Case Study. Ph.D. dissertation, Andrews University, School of Education. 2009. Ihnatkov, Volodymyr, Leo Tolstoy’s Philosophy in Light of Alasdair MacIntyre’s Theory of Tradition- Dependent Rationality. Ph.D. dissertation, Center for Advanced Theological Study, Fuller Theological Seminary, 2009. Seong Sik Heo, Missional Debate: An Interpretive Study of Lesslie Newbigin’s Theological Debates with Diverse Partners. Ph.D. dissertation, Princeton Theological Seminary, 2013.

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Center for Advanced Theological Studies/FTS (Second Reader) Steven Sommers (William Dyrness, mentor), 2001 Beate Eulenhofer-Mann (James E. Bradley, mentor), 2003 Paul Tsuchido Shew (C. Melvin Robeck, mentor), 2003 Kathryn Ahn (James E. Bradley, mentor), 2004 Nancy Mokros (Robert K. Johnston, mentor), 2004 Steven B. Sherman (Richard J. Mouw, mentor), 2004 Sucheon Kim (James E. Bradley, mentor), 2006 Matthew Elofson (Richard Peace, mentor), 2007 Vladimir Ignatkov (Nancey Murphy, mentor), 2009 B.E. Bharathi Nuthalapati (C. Melvin Robeck, mentor), 2010 Students Mentored Master Of Theology Theses Friedhelm Bockelmann Th.M. 1996 The Evangelistic Nature of the Church and Its Implications for the Established Church of Germany Chandler H. Im, Th.M., 2002 Korean Christian-Won Buddhist Dialogue on Suffering and Liberation Sanghoon Lee, Th.M., 2001 Leadership Transition from Oriental Missionary Society to Korean Evangelical Holiness Church Robert Kim, Th.M., 2010 Reaching the Emerging Generation Michael J. Sherrill, Th.M., 1997 The History of the General Conference Mennonite Mission in Japan: 1951-1981 Yang, Jinsik Jason, Th.M., 2004 A Study of the Prayer Ministry in the History of OMF International Doctoral Dissertations William Dale Bjoraker, Ph.D., 2007 Faith and Freedom in Late Modern America: The Challenges of Radical Individualism: A Missiological Evaluation for a New Mission to the West Ryan K. Bolger Ph.D., 2003 Jesus For and Against Modernity: Toward a Practice-Redemption as Missiological Response to the Rules of the Modern Powers Bjørn Brudeli, D.Min., 2004 A Strategy for Ministry to Closed Areas in a Postmodern and Globalized World Luis K. Bush, Ph.D., 2002 Catalysts of World Evangelization Jonathan S. Campbell, Ph.D., 1999 The Translatability of Christian Community: An Ecclesiology for Postmodern Cultures and Beyond Doo-Seung Chun, D.Miss., 2003 Unity and Mission: Moravian Case Study and Implications for the Mission Association of Local Churches in Korea Seung Hyun Chung, Ph.D., 2007 The Missional Ecclesiology in Contemporary Hyperreal

Culture in Korea Paul P. Cornelius, Ph.D., 2013 Bridging the Expectation-Reality Gap: Exploring a Transformational Approach to Theological Education in India Kurt Fredrickson, Ph.D., 2009 An Ecclesial Ecology for Denominational Futures: Nurturing Organic Structures for Missional Engagement

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Ronald G. Hannaford, Ph.D. 2012 A Model of Online Education Effecting Holistic Student Formation Appropriate for a Global or Cross-Cultural Context

Birgit Herppich, Ph.D., 2013 Trained Incapacity: A Critical Examination of Basel Missionary Preparation and Early Engagement in Ghana (1828-1840) Mark Hopkins II, 2006 Toward A Holistic Congregational Assessment of Church Health Jinphil Huh, Ph.D., 2011 An Evaluation of a Pre-Field Missionary Training Arm

of Global Mission Society (GMS) Chandler Im, Ph.D., 2008 Korean Christians and Won Buddhists in Dialogue on Suffering L. Paul Jensen, Ph.D., 2007 The Implications of the Collapse of Time and Space in Modernity for Spiritual Discipline Viktor Kostov, Ph.D., 2009 Religious Freedom and Church-State Relations in Post- Communist Bulgarian Society: Missiological Implications Karen L. Kuchan, Ph.D., 2004 Visio Divina: A Prayer Practice and Contextualized

Vehicle for Communicating the Gospel with Generation X in Western Contemporary Culture

Wagner Kuhn, Ph.D., 2004 Towards a Holistic Approach to Relief, Development, and Christian Witness: With Special Reference to ADRA’s Mission to Naxcivan, 1993-2003

Sang Hoon Lee, Ph.D., 2008 Toward an Effective Mission Policy for Establishing Indigenous Churches Christopher K. Little, Ph.D., 2003 Mission in the Way of Paul: With Special Reference to Twenty-first Century Christian Mission Samuel E. Matthews, D.Min., 2002 The Development of Missional Vision in a Midwestern Amish Mennonite Congregation Yukikazu Obata, Ph.D., 2016 Han Soo Park, Ph.D., 2008 A Study of a Missional Structure for the Church in the Postmodern Context of Korea Jun Gyu Park, Ph.D., 2004 A Missional Ecclesiology for the Korean Church in Postmodernity Janice Raymond, 2012 Proverbs as a Window into Mongolian Culture and a

Resource for Developing a Contextualized Approach for Evangelism

Stanley R. Shantz, D.Min., 2004 A Strategy for Transitioning and Equipping Trinity Mennonite Church to be a Missional Congregation

Michael J. Sherrill, Ph.D., 2002 Church Vitality in Japan Barry R. Taylor, Ph.D., 2005 A People’s Religion: Democratization of Spirit,

Entertainment Theology, the Contours of Religion in the Post-secular

Thomas F. Taylor, Ph.D., 2007 ‘Good News” Goes to School: Framing a Christian Response to the Supreme Court’s Jurisprudence Re Religion in Public Elementary Schools

Victor H. Wiens, Ph.D., 2002 From Refugees to Ambassadors: Mennonite Missions in Missions in Brazil, 1930-2000.

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Doctor of Missiology/Doctor of Intercultural Studies Richard Elofer, 2013 Attractions and Hindrances in the Proclamation of the Gospel to Jews Richard McEdward, 2013 Adventist Best Practices of Contextual Mission in South East Asia Andrew Mkwaila, 2013 Missio Dei and the Local Church: Towards a Missional Ecclesiology in the Malawi Assemblies of God J.R. Rozko, 2014 Toward a Missional Soteriology of Discipleship:

Advancing the Witness of Ecclesia Church Network in Post-Christendom Rabih Sabra, 2013 Contextualizing the Messenger, Transforming the World Steven Sage, 2013 Missio Dei and the Local Church: Case Studies in Pursuit of a Missional Ecclesiology for the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) Richard Stoner, 2014 Developing a Lyrical Language of Anabaptist Gospeling

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WILBERT R. SHENK1

1960 "The Mennonite Churches in Indonesia," Mennonite Life 15:4, 154-163. 1964 "Issues Affecting Our Task in South and Southeast Asia," Consultation on Relief, Service, and

Missions Relationships Overseas, Chicago: Council of Mission Board Secretaries. 1967a "The Church Amid Tension," A Kingdom of Priests: The Church in New Nations, 140-144. 1967b "Who is this Christ?" A Kingdom of Priests: The Church in New Nations, 8-22. 1969a "Theology and the Missionary Task," Elkhart: Mennonite Board of Missions; published in

Missiology (1973), 1:3, 295-310. 1969b "The Ecumenical Question and the Missionary Task." Elkhart: Mennonite Board of Missions. 1970 "The Role of Short-Term Personnel in Missionary Service," Occasional Bulletin (of the

Missionary Research Library), 21:5/6, May-June, 1-7. 1971 "Missions under Divine Scrutiny," World Vision Magazine 15:11, 7-8. 1972a "The Dynamics of Mission," Mission Focus 1:2, 1-3; reprinted in Mission Focus:

Current Issues (1980), 90-97. 1972b "Missions in Retrospect and Prospect," Christianity Today 16 (July 28), 8-12. 1973a "Church Growth Studies: A Bibliography Review," The Challenge of Church Growth:

A Symposium, 7-23. 1973b "The Planting and Growth of the Muria Christian Churches," Mennonite Quarterly

Review, 47:1, 20-30. 1973c "The Structure of a Missionary Church," Mission Focus 2:1, 1-6. 1974a "Missionary Agency and African Independent Churches," International Review of

Mission 63, 475-491. 1974b "The Multiplication of Agencies and the Meaning of Mission," Mission Focus 3:1, 1-7. 1975 "Christian Conduct in Situations of Conflict," Evangelical Missions Quarterly 11:3,

174-183. 1975a Bibliography of Henry Venn's Printed Writings with Index. Scottdale: Herald Press. 1 This bibliography does not include articles published in denominational periodicals, including Gospel Herald, nor book reviews in professional journals before1998.

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1976 "Where Are We in Mission Today: Which Paradigm?" Mission Focus 5:1, 1-4;

reprinted as "Which Paradigm for Mission?" Mission Focus: Current Issues (1980), 159-168.

1977a "Authoritarian Governments and Mission," Mission Focus 5:5, 6-8; reprinted in Mission

Focus: Current Issues (1980), 294-302. 1977b "Church Growth Debate," Mission Focus 5:4, 11. 1977c "The Great Commission," Mission Focus 5:3, 9-10; reprinted in Mission Focus:

Current Issues (1980), 41-46. 1977d "Henry Venn's Instructions to Missionaries," Missiology 5:4, 467-485. 1977e "Henry Venn's Legacy," Occasional Bulletin of Missionary Research 1:2, 16-19.

Republished in Gerald H. Anderson, et al., eds., Mission Legacies: Biographical Studies of Leaders of the Modern Mission Movement. Maryknoll: Orbis Books, 1994, 541-547.

1977f "Missions and Politics," Mission Focus 6:2, 15-16; reprinted in Mission Focus: Current

Issues (1980), 303-309. 1978a "Growth Through Mission," Mennonite World Handbook: A Survey of Mennonite and

Brethren in Christ Churches, ed. Paul N. Kraybill, Lombard, Ill.: Mennonite World Conference, 20-31.

1978b Henry Venn as Missionary Theorist and Administrator. Aberdeen: University of

Aberdeen, Ph.D. dissertation. 1978c "Missionary Congregations," Mission Focus 6:4, 13-14. 1978d "Missionary Spirituality," Milligan Missiogram 5:3, 3-5. 1978e "A Tantalizing Idea," Mission Focus 6:6, 14-16. 1978f "New Patterns of Interdependence," Mennonite World Mission Consultation. Hesston,

Kans.: Mennonite World Conference. 1979a "Church Growth and God's Kingdom," Mission Focus 7:2, 21-26. 1979b "'T'owd Trumpet': Venn of Huddersfield and Yelling," Churchman 93:1,

39-54.

1979c "The Church in American Cultural Context," Theology, News and Notes 26:3, 17-20, 26.

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1980a "The Changing Role of the Missionary: From Civilization to Contextualization," ed. C.

Norman Kraus Mission, Evangelism, and Church Growth. Scottdale: Herald Press, 33-58.

1980b "Radical Christian Communities in Contemporary Missiological Theory and Practice,"

Barcelona, Spain: Presented at the Mennonite Missionary Colloquium, April 10-13, 1980.

1981a "Rufus Anderson and Henry Venn: A Special Relationship?" International Bulletin of

Missionary Research 5:4, 168-172. 1981b Introduction to the English Edition, Samuel S. Haury, Letters Concerning the Spread of

the Gospel. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, iii-viii. 1982a "The Missionary and Politics: Henry Venn's Guidelines," Journal of Church and State

24:3, 525-534. 1982b "Mission im Wandel, 1945-1980," Mennonitisches Jahrbuch 1982, 20-28. 1983a Henry Venn--Missionary Statesman. Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books. 1983b "Kingdom, Mission, and Growth," Exploring Church Growth, 207-217. 1983c "Opposition to the Apostolic Witness in Acts," Mission Focus 11:4, 52-54. 1983d "An Overview of Africa." Elkhart: Mennonite Board of Missions. 1983e "Mission: Toward the Year 2000." Elkhart: Mennonite Board of Missions, 23 pp.

Study paper. 1984a The Church in Mission. Scottdale: Herald Press. Russian trans., 1992. 1984b "The 'Great Century' Reconsidered," Missiology 12:2, 133-146; also in Anabaptism and

Mission (1984), 158-177. 1985 "The Contribution of Henry Venn to Mission Thought," Anvil 2:1, 25-42. 1986 An Experiment in Interagency Coordination Elkhart: Council of International

Ministries. 1987a "The Future of Mission," International Review Mission, 76:301, 59-63. 1987b The American Society of Missiology, 1972-1987 Elkhart: American Society of

Missiology.

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1987c "Mission in Transition: 1972-1987," Missiology 15:4, 419-430. 1988a God's New Economy: Interdependence and Mission, Elkhart: Mission Focus Pamphlet. 1988b "Conversion as an Inter-cultural Process," Harvard Workshop on Conversion,

Cambridge, MA, May. 1989 A Developing Missiological Vision: Mennonite Writings on Mission, 1970-1989.

Elkhart: IN: Mennonite Board of Missions. Pp. 27. 1990a "The Origins and Evolution of the Three-Selfs in Relation to China," International

Bulletin of Missionary Research 14:1 (Jan.), 28-35. 1990b "Church Growth Movement" (pp. 271-72), “Evangelism-in-Depth” (p. 417), in ed.

Daniel G. Reid, et. al., Dictionary of Christianity in America. Downers Grove, Ill.: Inter-Varsity Press, 271-272.

1990c "Contextualization" (201), "J. D. Graber" (351f), and "Mission Boards" (592-594), eds.

C J. Dyck and Dennis D. Martin, Mennonite Encyclopedia V, Scottdale, Pa.: Mennonite Publishing House.

1990d "A Developing Missiological Vision: Mennonite Writings on Mission, 1970-1989," in

ed. Calvin E. Shenk, A Relevant Anabaptist Missiology for the ‘90s. Elkhart, Ind.: Council of International Ministries, 43-61.

1990e "North American Evangelical Missions Since 1945: A Bibliographic

Survey," Earthen Vessels: American Evangelicals and Foreign Missions, 1880-1980. Eds. Joel A. Carpenter and Wilbert R. Shenk. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 317-334.

1990f "The Contribution of the Study of New Religious Movements to Missiology," Exploring New Religious Movements: Essays in Honour of Harold W. Turner. Eds. Wilbert R. Shenk and A. F. Walls. Elkhart, Ind: Mission Focus Publications, 179-205.

1990g "Highlights of Mennonite History, 1945-1990," in Mennonite World Handbook. Ed.

Diether Goetz Lichdi. Carol Stream, Ill.: Mennonite World Conference, 127-136. 1990h “Report on a European Assignment,” Gospel and Our Culture (North America) 2:2

(Oct.):1-2. 1991a "Church Growth," in Dictionary of the Ecumenical Movement. Geneva/Grand Rapids:

WCC Publications/Eerdmans, 181f. 1991b "Missionary Encounter with Culture," International Bulletin of Missionary Research

15:3 (July), 104109.

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1991c "Missioner söker sin roll i Guds mission" [Missions in Search of Mission], Svensk Missionstidskrift 79:2, 1-10.

1991d General Introduction, to Translation as Mission: Bible Translation in the Modern

Missionary Movement, 1792-1992, by William A. Smalley. Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, ix-xiii.

1991e General Introduction, to The World Is Too Much With Us: “Culture” in Modern

Protestant Missions, 1792-1992, by Charles R. Taber. Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, ix-xiii.

1991f “Canvassing the Future,” Gospel and Our Culture (North America), 3:2 (July):4-5. 1991g “Report on a European Assignment (Part 2),” Gospel and Our Culture (North America)

3:1 (March):2-4. 1992 "Reflections on the Modern Missionary Movement: 1792-1992," Mission Studies IX:1

[17], 62-78. 1993a "The Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of the Parts: Moving Beyond Word and Deed,"

Missiology 20:1 (Jan.), 65-75. 1993b "The Relevance of a Messianic Missiology for Mission Today," 19-38, and "Messianic

Mission and the World," 155-179, in The Transfiguration of Mission, ed. Wilbert R. Shenk Scottdale, PA: Herald Press.

1993c "Missionary Strategy," Toward the 21st Century in Christian Mission. Eds. James M.

Phillips and Robert T. Coote. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 218-234. 1993d "The Culture of Modernity as a Missionary Challenge," in eds. Charles E. Van Engen,

Dean S. Gilliland, and Paul Pierson, The Good News of the Kingdom. Maryknoll: Orbis Books, 192-199. (Essays in honor of Arthur F. Glasser) Published in Swedish: "Den Moderna Kulturen som Missionssutmaning," Svensk Missionstidskrift Nr 2 1993 A 81, 6-16.

1993e "Missions in Search of Mission: The Changing Fortunes of the Mission Agency,"

Mission Focus: Annual Review 1, 83-91. 1994a "Encounters with `Culture' Christiantiy," International Bulletin of Missionary Research

18:1 (Jan.), 8-13. 1994b The Future of Mission in Japan [in Japanese] (Tokyo: Inochi-no Kotoba), 1-108. Four

chapters: 1) Mission in Transition; 2) The Modern Mission Paradigm and Its Transformation; 3) Contributions of New Religious Movements to Missiology: Two Case Studies; 4) Toward Contextualization: Three Stages of the Modern Mission Paradigm.

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1994c "The Legacy of Claudius Buchanan," International Bulletin of Missionary Research

18:2 (April), 78-84. Republished in Gerald H. Anderson, et al., eds., Mission Legacies: Biographical Studies of Leaders of the Modern Mission Movement. Maryknoll: Orbis

Books, 1994, 255-263. 1994d "From Mission to Church: A Response," Brethren in Christ History and Life 17:2

(Aug), 157-172. 1994e "The Role of Theory in Anglo-American Mission Thought and Practice, Mission

Studies 11:2,22 (1994), 155-172. 1994f “The North American Missionary Enterprise: A Missiological Assessment,” Council of of International Ministries Consultation, December 13 (unpublished). 1995a Write the Vision: The Church Renewed. Valley Forge: Trinity Press International. 1995b "Missions and Outreach: The Anabaptist Heritage," in eds. Carl F. Bowman and Stephen L. Longenecker, Anabaptist Currents: History in Conversatin with the Present. Bridgewater: Forum for Religious Studies, Bridgewater College. Pp. 289-301. 1995c "Eine Missionslehre fuer den Westen," Das Evangelium in unserer pluralistichen

Gesellschaft. Hamburg: EMW Informationen, 107 (November), 76-85. 1996a "Mission and Service and the Globalization of North American Mennonites," Mennonite

Quarterly Review 70:1 (Jan.), 7-22. Also published in Unity Amid Diversity: Mennonite Central Committee at 75. Akron, Pennsylvania: Mennonite Central Committee, 109-121.

1996b "The Role of Theory in Mission Studies," Missiology 24:1 (Jan.), 31-45. 1996c "Toward a Global Church History," International Bulletin of Missionary Research 20:2

(April), 50-57. See 1997a for alternate version. 1996d "The Training of Missiologists for Western Culture," in eds. J. Dudley Woodberry, Edgar J. Elliston, and Charles E. Van Engen, Missiological Education for the

Twenty-first Century: The Book, the Circle, the Sandals. Maryknoll: Orbis Books, 120-129.

1996e "The Mission Dynamic," in eds. Willem Saaymen and Klippies Kritzinger, Mission in Bold Humility: Responses to the Missiology of David Bosch. Maryknoll: Orbis Books, 83-93. 1996f "The Twenty-first Century of Mission," Mission Focus: Annual Review 4, 75-80. 1997a "A Global Church Requires a Global History," Conrad Grebel Review 15:1 (Winter), 3-18. See 1996c for alternate version.

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1997b "Mission, Renewal, and the Future of the Church," International Bulletin of Missionary Research 21:4 (Oct.), 154-159. See 1998a. 1997c Foreword to Who Do You Say That I Am? by Calvin E. Shenk. Scottdale, Penna.: Herald Press, 13-15. 1997d General Introduction, American Women in Mission: A Social History of Their Thought and Practice, by Dana L. Robert. Macon, GA: Macon University Press, ix-xiii. 1998a Eighteen entries, in ed. Gerald H. Anderson, et al, Biographical Dictionary of Christian Missions. New York: Simon and Schuster. 1998b "The Priority of Mission for Renewal of the Church," in eds. Stephan Holthaus and Klaus W. Mueller, Der Mission Die Theologie: Festschrift fuer Hans Kasdorf zum 70. Geburtstag. Bonn, Germany: Verlag fuer Kultur und Wissenschaft, 270-80. Revision

of 1997b. Republished in Direction: A Mennonite Brethren Forum 28:1 (Spring 1999), 101-112.

1998c Review: Christianity in China: From the Eighteenth Century to the Present, in Church History 67:2 (June), 440-442. 1998d “Lesslie Newbigin’s Contribution to Mission Theology,” The Bible in TransMission

(special issue). Swindon, U.K.: Bible Society. Pp. 3-6. 1998e Articles in Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwart. Tübingen: J.C.B. Mohr/Siebeck, 4th

ed.): v. 1: American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (398), Anderson, Rufus (468), Buchanan, Claudius (1817); v. 2: Church Growth Movement (365), Comprehensive Approach (441), Davis, J. Merle (603), Dennis, James Shepherd (666), Division of Overseas Ministries (887), Drei-Selbst-Bewegung (855-56), Dynamic Equivalence (1037), Evangelical Foreign Missions Association (1690); v. 5: Mott, John R. (1553); v. 7: School of World Mission, Fuller Theological Seminary (964); v. 8: U.S. Amerika Mission (855-56), Venn, Henry (930-31).

1998f “A Tribute to Bishop Newbigin,” Gospel and Our Culture (North America) Special Edition, 4. 1999a Changing Frontiers of Mission. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books. Korean edn. Trans. Hun-Tae Chang (Seoul: Christian Literature Crusade, 2001). 1999b Review: “Tot heil van Java’s arme bevolking”: Eenkeuze uit het Dagboek (1851- 1860) van Pieter Jansz, doopgezind zendeling in Jepara, Midden-Java, edited with

introduction by A. G. Hoekema, in International Bulletin of Missionary Research 23:2 (April), 86f.

1999c “The Church in Pluralistic North America: Decentering Conviction,” in eds. David

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W. Shenk and Linford Stutzman, Practicing Truth—Confident Witness in Our Pluralistic World. Scottdale, Penna.: Herald Press, 156-170. 1999d “Writing the Vision,” Theology News and Notes 46:4 (Dec.), 16-18, 22. 2000a Review: Revolution of the Spirit: Ecumenical Theology in Global Context. Essays in Honor of Richard Shaull, in Missiology 28:1 (Jan.), 121-122. 2000b Review: Missiology: Its Subject Matter and Method. A Study of Mission-Doers in Madagascar, in International Bulletin of Missionary Research 24:1 (Jan.), 40. 2000c “Lesslie Newbigin’s Contribution to Mission Theology,” International Bulletin of Missionary Theology 24:2 (April):58-64. 2000d “Christian Mission an d the Coming ‘Clash of Civilizations,’” Missiology 28:3 (July):291-304. 2000e Review: Religious Change: Conversion and Culture, Lynette Olsen, ed., Journal of Religious History 24:2 (June):213-14. 2000f By Faith They Went Out: Mennonite Missions 1850-1999. Elkhart, Ind.: Institute of Mennonite Studies. 2000g Articles: Modernity and Mission; Modernization; Venn, Henry; Walls, Andrew; Warren, Max A. C., Evangelical Dictionary of World Mission, eds. A. Scott Moreau, Charles Van Engen and Harold A. Netland. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker Book House. 2001a Developments in the Theology of Mission since 1990, Epilogue to David J. Bosch, Transforming Mission. Japanese edition. Tokyo. 2001b Review: Missionary Responses to Tribal Religions at Edinburgh 1910, by J. Stanley Friesen, in International Bulletin of Missionary Research 25:1 (Jan.):38, 39. 2001c “Mennonites in Asia,” The Dictionary of Asian Christianity, Scott W. Sunquist, ed. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 537-38. 2001d “Leadership of Mennonite Missions, 1945-1985,” Mission Focus: Annual Review 8:43-53. 2001e Review: Nothing But Christ: Rufus Anderson and the Ideology of Protestant Foreign Missions by Paul William Harris (New York: Oxford University Press, 1999), Missiology 29:2 (April):249-250. 2001f Review: The Church Mission Society and World Christianity, 1799-1999, Kevin Ward and Brian Stanley, eds. (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing

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Co.), International Bulletin of Missionary Research 25:3 (July):131-32. 2001g Review: The Church Mission Society and World Christianity, 1799-1999, Kevin Ward and Brian Stanley, eds. (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.), Evangelical Missions Quarterly 37:3 (July):379-380. 2001h Mission Theology, Mission Focus: Annual Review 9:92-106. 2001i Mission for the Twenty-First Century: A Protestant Perspective, in Stephen Bevans, SVD and Roger Schroeder, SVD, eds., Mission for the Twenty-First Centuiry (Chicago: Chicago Center for Global Ministries, 2001). Papers from the Symposium and Consultation Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Founding of Techny and the 125th Anniversary of the Foundation of the Society of the Divine Word. Pp. 43-58. 2002a Review: Missions: Cross-Cultural Encounter and Change in Western India, by M. D. David (New Delhi: ISPCK, 2001), Missiology 30:2 (April):253. 2002b Review: A Scandalous Prophet: The Way of Mission after Newbigin, Edited by Thomas F. Foust, George R. Hunsberger, J. Andrew Kirk, and Werner Ustorf.

(Grand Rapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans Co.), Evangelical Missions Quarterly 38:4 (Oct.), 524-25.

2002c Introduction, Enlarging the Story: Perspectives on Writing World Christian History, Edited by Wilbert R. Shenk (Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books), xi-xvii. 2002d Church Growth, in ed., N. Lossky et al, Dictionary of the Ecumenical Movement (Geneva: WCC Publications, 2nd ed.), pp. 202-03. 2002e Short review: Lesslie Newbigin: A Theological Life, by Geoffrey Wainwright (New York: Oxford University Press), Church History 71:3 (Sept.):672. 2003a Believing without belonging? Reflections on the Consultation, International Review of Mission XCII:365 (April):231-38. 2003b Die täuferischen Wurzeln (pp. 7-29) und Der Mennoniten und das Evangelikale Netzwerk (pp. 117-40), in (hrsg.) Heinrich Klassen und Johannes Reimer, Mission Im Zeichen des Froedems: Beiträge zur Geschichte täferisch-mennonitischer Mission (Lage, Deutschland: Logos Verlag) 2003c Go Slow Through Uyo: Dialogue as Missionary Method, in Inus Daneel, Charles Van Engen and Hendrik Vroom, eds., Fullness of Life for All. Essays in honour of Jerald Gort (Amsterdam-New York: Rodopi), 329-40. 2003d The Intercultural Learning Process as a New Model of Mission, in Martha Frederiks, Meindert Dijkstra and Anton Houtepen, eds., Towards an intercultural

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theology. Essays in honour of Jan A.B. Jongeneel (Zoetermeer: Uitgeverij), 77-87. 2003e American Society of Missiology, New Catholic Encyclopedia (Detroit: Gale- Thomson, 2nd edition), I:353-54. 2003f After Bosch: Toward a Fresh Interpretation of the Church in the World of East Asia in the Twenty-first Century,” Mission Focus: Annual Review 11 (2003, Supplement):8-21. 2004a Missiology, III:1247-54; John R. Mott, III:1319-20; World Council of Churches, IV:2045-49; World Missionary Conference, IV:2049-52, in Hans J. Hillerbrand, ed., Encyclopedia of Protestantism. 4 vols. (N.Y.: Routledge, 2004). 2004b Introduction, North American Foreign Missions, 1810-1914: Theology, Theory, and Policy, ed. Wilbert R. Shenk (Grand Rapids, MI: Wm. B. Eerdmans Co., 1-8. 2004c After Bosch: The Church in the World of Asia in the Twenty-first Century, UBS Journal 2:2 (September):1-16. 2004d Preface to Land of Revelation: A Reconciling Presence in Israel, by Roy H. Kreider. Scottdale, Penna.: Herald Press, 9-15. 2005a Contextual Theology: The Last Frontier, in Joel A. Carpenter and Lamin Sanneh, eds., The Changing Face of Christianity: Africa, the West, and the World. New York: Oxford University Press, 191-212. 2005b New Wineskins for New Wine: Toward a Post-Christendom Ecclesiology,

International Bulletin of Missionary Research 29:2 (April):73-79. 2005c Review of Constants in Context: A Theology of Mission for Today, by Stephen B.

Bevans and Roger P. Schroeder (Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books, 2004), International Bulletin of Missionary Research 29:2 (April):98.

2005d Preface to A Gentle Wind of God: After 75 years Africa Revival still impacts North America, by Richard MacMaster with Donald R. Jacobs. Scottdale: Herald Press. 2005e Mission in Global Perspective, Mission Focus: Annual Review 13:82-91. 2005f Mission in Anabaptist Perspective, Mission Focus: Annual Review 13:97-106. 2006a Brief review: Holiness Abroad: Nazarene Missions in Asia, by Floyd T. Cunningham (Lanham, MD: Scarecrow, 2003), in Church History 75:1 (March):238. 2006b The Missionary Encounter with Culture since the Seventeenth Century, in Charles H. Kraft, ed., Appropriate Christianity (dedicated to Dean S. Gilliland). Pasadena:

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William Carey Library, 35-48. 2006c Preface, to A. Christopher Smith, The Serampore Mission Enterprise (Bangalore:

Centre for Contemporary Christianity. 2006d Is Jesus the only way to God? Vision: A Journal for Church and Theology (Spring): 2006e Leadership in the Mennonite Tradition: 1920-1960, in eds. Richard J. Mouw and Eric O. Jacobsen, Traditions in Leadership: How Faith Traditions Shape the Way We Lead. Pasadena, CA: De Pree Leadership Center, 2006, pp. 161-182. 2006f Foreword, to Globalizing Theology: Christian Belief and Practice in an Era of World Christianity, eds. Craig Ott and Harold A. Netland. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Books. 2007a Three Studies in Mission Strategy, Mission Focus: Annual Review 14 (2006):90- 122. 2007b Three Studies in Mission Strategy (8-58), Mission as Messianic Movement (109- 128), Mission and Marginality (227-246), in eds. Wilbert R. Shenk and Peter F. Penner, Anabaptism and Mission. Schwarzenfeld, Germany: Neufeld Verlag. 2007c Review: The Muria Story: A History of the Chinese Mennonite Churches of Indonesia, by Lawrence M. Yoder. Pandora Press, 2006. In Mennonite Quarterly Review 81:2 (April):296-298. 2007d Contemporary Europe in Missiological Perspective, Missiology 35:2 (April):125- 140. 2007e The Enlightenment (1,000 words), Mission methods and strategy (1,750 words),

Mission Theory (1,750 words), ed. Jonathan J. Bonk, Encyclopedia of Missions and Missionaries. Berkshire/Routledge.

2007f Revival/renewal, ed. John Corrie, Dictionary of Mission Theology: Evangelical Foundations. Nottingham/Downer’s Grove: Intervarsity Press, 2007, 344. 2007g Foreword, Mission from a Position of Weakness, by Paul Yonggap Jeong. New York: Peter Lang, 2007, xi-xii. 2008a Review, Proclaiming the Scandal of the Cross: Contemporary Images of the Atonement, ed. Mark D. Baker. Baker Academic, 2007. In Evangelical Missions Quarterly 44:1 (January 2008):128, 130. 2008b Mennonite Missions and the Academy, Anabaptist-Mennonite Scholars Network Newsletter 11:1 (Spring):5-7.

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2008c Why missional? Why now? Canadian Mennonite, August 18, 2008, 13. 2008d Gospel, in William A. Dyrness and Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen, eds., Global Dictionary of Theology. IVP Academic, 356-358. 2008e An Overview of Mennonite Missions and Leadership Development in East Asia, Mission Focus: Annual Review 16:133-148. 2008f The Future of the Christian World Mission [Japanese translation], The Journal of the Japan Missiological Society 2:4-30. Keynote address to Japan Missiological Society, July 2007. 2009a Paying attention to people as gratitude, in Eric O. Jacobsen, ed., The Three Tasks of Leadership: Worldly Wisdom for Pastoral Leaders. Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 2009, 171-179. In Missiology 37:1 (January):125-126. 2009b Review: The Kingdom of Character: The Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions (1886-1926), by Michael Parker 2009c Response to Hassan’s ‘The Qur’anic Perspective on Religious Pluralism’ and Harris’s ‘I Am As My Servant Thinks of Me,’ in M. Abu-Nimer and D. Augsburger, eds., Peace- building by, between and beyond Muslims and Evangelical Christians. Lanham, MD: Rowan and Littlefield. Pp. 111-113. 2009d Social Location and Christian Identity: Some Historical Perspectives, co-authored with Alvin C. Dueck, in Muhammed Abu-Nimer and David Augsburger, eds., Peace-Building by, between and beyond Muslims and Evangelical Christians. Lanham, MD: Rowan and Littlefield. Pp. 115-127. 2009e Jesus and Mission, with Jennifer Davis Sensenig, in James R. Krabill and David W. Shenk, eds., Jesus Matters: Good News for the 21st Century. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 185-197. 2009f Foreword, to L. Paul Jensen, Subversive Spirituality, Transforming Mission. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock, xvii-xix. 2009g Recasting Theology of Mission: Impulses from the Non-Western World, International Bulletin of Missionary Research 25:3 (July):98-107. Republished in Landmark Essays in Mission and World Christianity, eds. Robert L. Gallagher and Paul Hertig. Maryknoll: Orbis Books, 2009, 116-132. 2009h ’Ancient Churches’ and Modern Missions in the Nineteenth-Century, in Richard Fox Young ed., India and the Indianness of Christianity: Essays on Understanding—Historical, Theological, Bibliographical—in Honor of Robert Eric Frykenberg. Grand Rapids, MI: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 41-58.

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2009i Review: A New Vision for Missions: William Cameron Townsend, the Wycliffe Bible Translators, and the Culture of Early Evangelical Faith Missions, 1896- 1945 by William Lawrence Svelmoe, American Historical Review. 2010a Dr. Ralph Winter and the American Society of Missiology, Missiology 38:1 (Jan. 2010):92-93. 2010b Missions, in Philip Goff, ed., The Blackwell Companion to Religion in America . Chichester, West Sussex: Wiley-Blackwell. Pp. 228-241. 2010c Foreword, Norman E. Thomas, Missions and Unity: Lessons from History, 1792- 2010. Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, xi-xiii. 2010d On Reading David Shank, Mission from the Margins: Selected Writings of David A. Shank, ed. James R. Krabill. Elkhart, IN: Institute of Mennonite Studies, 3-8. 2011a Foreword, Jan A.B. Jongeneel, Jesus Christ in World History. Bangalore, India: Centre for Contemporary Christianity. Pp. xvii-xx. 2011b Review: The Dynamics of Christian Mission: History through a Missiological Perspective, by Paul E. Pierson. Pasadena, CA: William Carey International University Press, 2009, Missiology 39:1 (Jan.):127. 2011c Covenant of Light, Contemporary Christian 2:4 (May 2011):9-14. Commencement address, Indian Institute of Theology and Mission, Bangalore, India, February 15, 2011 2011d Review: German Moravian Missionaries in the British Colony of Victoria, Australia, 1848-1908: Influential Strangers, by Felicity Jensz. Leiden: E.J. Brill, 2010. Missiology 39:3 (July):413.

2011e Recollections and Reflections (about David J. Bosch), in J.N.J. Kritzinger and W.

Saayman, comps. and eds., David J. Bosch: Prophetic Integrity, Cruciform Praxis. Pietermaritzburg, South Africa: Cluster Publications. Pp. 57-60.

2011f The Legacy of James Stephen, International Bulletin of Missionary Research 35:4 (Oct.):217-22.

2011g Challenging the Academy, Breaking Barriers, in William R. Burrows, Mark

Gornik and Janice A. McLean, eds., Understanding World Christianity: The Vision and Work of Andrew F. Walls. Orbis Books. Pp.35-50.

2011h Review: Mission in the Spirit: Towards a Pentecostal/Charismatic Missiology, by Julie C. Ma and Wonsuk Ma. Oxford: Regnum Books, in International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church 11:4 (November) 337-39.

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2012a The Missiology of Western Culture Project. In: Eds. John Corrie and Cathy Ross.

Mission in Context: Explorations Inspired by J. Andrew Kirk. Farnham, Surrey, U.K.: Ashgate Publishing, Ltd. Pp. 169-85.

2012b A Tribute to Dr. Gerald H. Anderson, Missiology 40:1 (Jan.):83-86. 2012c The Global Mennonite History Project: Musings. In: Mission Focus: Annual Review 19 (2011):256-59. 2012d Review: The Ethics of Evangelism: A Philosophical Defense of Proselytizing and Persuasion, by Elmer John Thiessen. Downers Grove: IVP/Academic, 2011, in Christian Scholars Review 41:3 (Spring 2012):340-43. 2012e Review: Tranquil City of Light. In: International Bulletin of Missionary Research 36:3 (July 2012):170. 2012f Theological Education in Historical and Global Perspective. In Eds., Mark T.B.

Laing and Paul Weston, Lesslie Newbigin’s Global Theological Legacy: A Centenary Collection. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock. Pp. 221-243. 2013a World Christianity Today: North America, in Mission and Theology 31 (Spring 2013):90-119. 2014a Introduction: John Howard Yoder’s Mission Theology. In: John Howard Yoder, Theology of Mission: A Believers Church Perspective, eds. Gayle Gerber Koontz and Andy Alexis-Baker. Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic. Pp. 13-33. 2014b History of the American Society of Missiology, 1973-2013. Elkhart, IN: Institute Of Mennonite Studies. 2014c The Theological Impulse of Evangelical Expansion. In: Donald M. Lewis and Richard V. Pierard, eds., Global Evangelicalism: Theology, History, and Culture in Regional Perspective. Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic. Pp. 38-59. Pending The “Great Commission” in History and Mission Theory. In Ed., D. Jayaraj, (Festschrift) In Honour of Dr. Siga Arles. Bangalore: Edited works: 1967 A Kingdom of Priests: The Church in the New Nations. Newton: Faith and Life Press;

Scottdale: Herald Press. 1973 The Challenge of Church Growth: A Symposium. Scottdale: Herald Press.

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1980b Mission Focus: Current Issues. Scottdale: Herald Press. 1983 Exploring Church Growth. Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Co. 1984 Anabaptism and Mission. Scottdale: Herald Press. 1990a Earthen Vessels: American Evangelicals and Foreign Missions, 1880-1980, co-edited

with Joel A. Carpenter. Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans. 1990b Exploring New Religious Movements: Essays in Honour of Harold W. Turner, co-edited

with A. F. Walls. Elkhart, IN: Mission Focus Publications. 1993 The Transfiguration of Mission: Biblical, Theological, and Historical Foundations.

Scottdale, PA: Herald Press. 1997 Conrad Grebel Review 15:1 (Winter), "Toward a Global Mennonite and Brethren in Christ Historiography," co-edited with John A. Lapp. 2002 Enlarging the Story: Perspectives on Writing World Christian History. Maryknoll,

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Corrie. Nottingham/Downer’s Grove: InterVarsity Press, 2007. (pending) Christian Faith and Religious Plurality. Co-edited with Richard J. Plantinga. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock.