Hiebert Global Center

A wide variety of the works of Dr. Heibert have been gathered by and are available through the Paul Hiebert Project. You can view a list of the writings and publications of Dr. Heibert below, as well as access various articles and lecture notes.

This site provides  articles that Dr. Paul G. Hiebert published in various academic journals.

 

Because of copyright issues, the documents on this page are password protected. If you wish to access them, you can email Tony Chuang at zcchuang@tiu.edu to receive the password.

 

Articles and Essays on Missiology

 

2000. Missiological issues in the encounter with emerging Hinduism. Missiology: An International Review 28:1. 47-63.

2000. Spiritual warfare and worldviews. Direction 29:2. 114-124.

2000. Spiritual warfare and worldview. Evangelical Review of Theology 24:3. 240-256

2000. Spiritual warfare and worldview. In Global Missiology for the 21st Century. Ed. William D. Taylor.163-177. Grand Rapids, MI. Baker Book House.

2000. Spiritual warfare and worldviews. Occasional Bulletin of the Evangelical Missiological Society 13:3.

 

1999. Cultural differences and the communication of the gospel. In Perspectives on the World Christian Movement.  3rd ed, ed. Ralph Winters. 373-383. Pasadena, CA. William Carey Library.

1999. Partnership in the gospel: Misers, accountants, and stewards. Direction 28:1. 55-62.

1999. Reflexoes sobre a Importancia dos Fundamentos Epistemologicos para a Ciencia, a Teologia e as Missioes. Capacitando: Para Missoes Transculturais 7. 21-44.

1999. Responding to split-level Christianity and folk religion. International Journal of Frontier Missions16:4  (Winter 1999-2000). 173-181.

1999. Social structure and church growth. In Perspectives on the World Christian Movement.  3rd ed, ed. Ralph Winter. 422-428. Pasadena, CA. William Carey Library.

1999. Spiritual Warfare and Worldview [translated into Japanese]. with Scott Klingsmith. Kairos. April.

1999. The flaw of the excluded middle. In Perspectives on the World Christian Movement.  3rd ed, ed. Ralph Winters. 414-421. Pasadena, CA. William Carey Library.

 

1998. An anthropologist looks at human systems: The gospel in our culture. Brethren in Christ: History and Life. 21 (April). 65-81.

1998. An anthropologist looks at worldviews: The invisible worlds in which we live. Brethren in Christ: History and Life. 21 (April). 122-144.

1998. Ethnomedicine and medical missions. with D.D. Galat. In Ethical Issues in Health-Related Missions, Occasional Papers. 3-21. The Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity.

1998. Good news for a country. Priscilla Papers 12:1. 12.

1998. Partnership in the gospel: Misers, accountants and stewards. with Sam Larsen. In Die Mission der Theologie. 162-170. Bonn. Verlag fur Kultur and Wissenschaft.

 

1997. A categoria Crista na tarefa missionaria. Para Missoes Transculturais. 4. 18-50.

1997. Conversion and worldview transformation. International Journal of Frontier Missions. 14:2 April-June. 83-86.

1997. Conversion and worldview transformation. In Perspectives on World Mission: South Asian Version.Bangalore. New Life Literature.

1997. Cross-cultural lessons. In Perspectives on World Mission: South Asian Version. Bangalore. New Life Literature.

1997. Gospel and culture: The WCC project. Missiology: An International Review 25:2. 199-207.

1997. Models of responses to social needs. In Symposium on Mission and Social Action. 129-137. Springfield,MD. Adventist Development and Relief Agency.

1997. The social sciences and missions: Applying the message. In Missiology and the Social Sciences: Contributions. Cautions and Conclusions. eds. Ed Rommen and Gary Corwin. 184-213. E.M.S. Series, No. 4.

 

1996. Critical issues in the social sciences and their implications for mission studies. Missiology: An International Review 24:1 Jan. 65-82.

1996. India: Land of religions. Courier 11:1. 2-4.

1996. International?! Doctorrand 3:9. June. 1-2.

1996. Myths we live by. The Standard.  Newsmagazine of the Baptist General Conference. Jan/Feb. 5-6.

1996. The academy. Doctorand 4 Fall. 1-2.

1996. The Gospel in our culture: methods of social and cultural analysis. In The Church Between Gospel and Culture. Eds. George R. Hunsberger and Craig Van Gelder. 139-157. Grand Rapids, MI. Eerdmans.

 

1995. Anthropological and missiological reflections. In Serving with the Poor in Asia. eds. Tetsunao Yamamori, Bryant L. Myers and David Conner. 133-144. Monrovia. MARC.

1995. Are we our others’ keepers? In Currents in Theology and Mission.  22:5. 325-337.

1995. Missiological education for a global era. In The Book. The Circle and the Sandals: Missiological Education for the 21st Century.   eds. J. Dudley Woodberry and Charles Van Engen. 34-42.

1995. Short-term missions? with John Nyquist. Trinity World Forum. Spring. 1-4.

1995. The role of religion in international development. With Barbara Hiebert-Crape. The Conrad Grebel Review. Fall. 281-298.

 

1994. Contextualizacion analitica. In La Revelacion de Dios en las Culturas.  Hans Denck Lectures. 1-17. Guatemala City, Guatemala. Seminario Anabautista Latinoamericano.

1994. Foreword. In Bridging the Gap: Evangelism, Development and Shalome. Bruce Bradshaw. iii-vi. Monrovia, CA. MARC.

1994. Pandita Ramabai: Mission to Hindu women. In Ambassadors for Christ. ed. John D. Woodbridge.167-173. Chicago. Moody Press.

1994. Spirituality of the Indian road. Theology, News and Notes. October. 10-11.

1994. The church and ethnicity. World Evangelization. 66 (March). 12-14.

 

1993. Asian immigrants in American cities. with Young Hertig. Urban Mission 16 (March). 15-24.

1993. Books we recommend on religious pluralism. with Harold Netland and John Nyquist. Direction. 23:1. 114-115.

1993. De-theologizing missiology: a response to Ed Rommen. Trinity World Forum. Fall. 4.

1993. Evangelism, church and kingdom. In The Good News of the Kingdom. eds. Charles Van Engen, Dean S. Gilliland and Paul Pierson. 151-161. Maryknoll. Orbis Book.

1993. Globalization as evangelism. In The Globalization of Theological Education. Eds. Alice Evans, Robert Evans and David Foozen. 34-77. Maryknoll. Orbis Book.

1993. Good news for a country. Women’s Concerns Report. Mennonite Central Committee Report. No. 106. Jan/Feb 10.

1993. Popular religions. In Toward the Twenty-first Century in Christian Mission. eds. James M. Phillips and Robert T. Coote. 253-266. Grand Rapids, MI. Eerdmans.

1993. The church: club, corporation or community. with Frances Hiebert. In Mercy, Community and Ministry. Ed. Mark L. Y. Chan. 151-161. Singapore. Catalyst Books.

 

1992. Conversion in Hinduism and Buddhism. In Handbook of Religious Conversion. Eds. H. Newton Malone and Samuel Southard. 9-21. Birmingham, AL. Religious Education Press.

1992. Culture and cross-cultural differences. In Perspectives on the World Christian Movement: A Reader. Revised Edition [Second] eds. R. D. Winter and S.C. Hawthorn. C:9-23. Pasadena, CA. William Carey Library.

1992. Mission in times of conflict. Global Christians 56. Elkhart, IN. Mennonite Board of Missions.

1992. Paul Hiebert on urban evangelism. Alumni Update: Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary. (Fall).2-3.

1992. Social structure and church growth. In Perspectives on the World Christian Movement: A Reader. Revised Edition [Second] eds. R. D. Winter and S.C. Hawthorn. C:24-33. Pasadena, CA. William Carey Library.

1992. Spiritual warfare: Biblical perspectives. Mission Focus 20.41-46.

1992. The Biblical view: the nature of spiritual warfare. Mennonite Brethren Herald. 31 (October 9). 4.

 

1991. Beyond anti-colonialism to globalism. Missiology: An International Review. 19:3. 263-281.

1991. Checks against syncretism. Christianity Today 35:2. 39-40.

1991. Gospel in our culture. Proceedings of the Gospel and Our Culture Conference. Selly Oaks,UK.

1991. Mission in times of conflict. Witness Sept/Oct. 4-5.

1991. Planting churches in North America today. Direction 20:2. 6-14.