International Bulletin of Mission Research 1993 - 1996: Vol 17-20 Index

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INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF
MISSIONARY RESEARCH
CUMULATIVE INDEX—VOLUMES 17-20
January 1993 through October 1996
Vol. 17 is 1993; 18 is 1994; 19 is 1995; 20 is 1996
(Pages 1-48 are in the January issue;
pp. 49-96 are in the April issue;
pp. 97-144 are in the July issue;
pp. 145-192 are in the October issue.)
ARTICLES
Abineno, Johannes [Ludwig Chrysostomus], [Obituary], 19:117. Enklaar, Ido H. [Obituary], 19:117.
Adeney, David [Obituary], 18:157. Evangelist or Homemaker? Mission Strategies of Early Nineteenth-
Amu, Ephriam [Obituary], 19:67. Century Missionary Wives in Burma and Hawaii, by Dana
Anastasios Yannoulatos: Modern-Day Apostle, by Luke A. Veronis, Robert, 17:4-10.
19:122-128. Ferrin, Howard W. [Obituary], 17:75.
Anderson, Norman [Obituary], 19:67. Fifteen Outstanding Books of 1992 for Mission Studies, 17:33.
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission, 1993, by David B. Barrett, Fifteen Outstanding Books of 1993 for Mission Studies, 18:37.
17:22-23. Fifteen Outstanding Books of 1994 for Mission Studies, 19:33.
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission, 1994, by David B. Barrett, Fifteen Outstanding Books of 1995 for Mission Studies, 20:37.
18:24-25. Fishing in the Neighbor’s Pond: Mission and Proselytism in Eastern
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission: 1995, by David B. Barrett, Europe, by Miroslav Volf, 20:26-33.
19:24-25. Forman, Charles W. [80th birthday greetings], 20:162
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission: 1996, by David B. Barrett, Forty-five Years of Turmoil: Malawi Christian Churches, 1949-1994, by
20:24-25. Andrew C. Ross, 18:53-60.
Archival Sources in Britain for the Study of Mission History: An Outline From the Evangelical Alliance to the World Evangelical Fellowship: 150
Guide and Select Bibliography, by Rosemary Seton, 18:66-70. Years of Unity with a Mission, by W. Harold Fuller, 20:160-162.
Author's Reply [toH. L. Richard],b y Susan Billington Harper, 19:174-175. From Missions to Mission to Beyond Missions: The Historiography of
Bachmann, E.Theodore [Obituary], 20:100. American ProtestantForeign Missions Since World War II, by
Baéta, Christian G. [Obituary], 19:67. Dana L. Robert, 18:146-162.
Betsey Stockton: Pioneer American Missionary, by Eileen F. Moffett, Gensichen, Hans-Werner [80th birthday greetings], 19:28.
19:71-76. Goff, James E. [Obituary], 19:67.
Broomhall, Anthony James [Obituary], 20:100. Good News, Bad News: North American Protestant Overseas Personnel
Can a House Divided Stand? Reflections on Christian-Muslim Encoun- Statistics in Twenty-Five-Year Perspective, by Robert T. Coote,
ter in the West, by Lamin Sanneh, 17:164-68. 19:6-13.
The Challenge of Islamic Fundamentalism for Christians, by David A. Guiness, Henry W. [Obituary], 20:100.
Kerr, 17:169-73. Historical Archives in Chinese Christian Colleges from Before 1949, by
The Charismatic Movement in Nigeria Today, by Matthews A. Ojo, Peter Tze Ming Ng, 20:106-108.
19:114-118. Hockin, Katherine B. [Obituary], 18:18.
Chinese Christianity and China Missions: Works Published since 1970, Hunt, Everett N., Jr. [Obituary], 20:100.
by Jessie G. Lutz, 20:98-106. Inculturation: A Difficult and Delicate Task, by Peter Schineller, S.J.,
The Continuing Legacy of Stephen Neill, by Eleanor M. Jackson, 19:77-80. 20:109-112.
“Count the Worshipers!” The New Science of Missiometrics, by David B. Interreligious Dialogue: A View from Asia, by Michael Amaladoss, S.J.,
Barrett, 19:154-160. 19:2-5.
Crusade or Catastrophe? The Student Missions Movement and the First Ironies of Indigenization: Some Cultural Repercussions of Mission in
World War, by Nathan D. Showalter, 17:13-17. South India, by Susan Billington Harper, 19:13-20.
Dandeson Coates Crowther and the Niger Delta Pastorate: Blazing Is Ecumenical Apologetics Sufficient? A Response to Lesslie Newbigin’s
Torch or Flickering Flame? by Jehu J. Hanciles, 18:166-172. “Ecumenical Amnesia,” by Konrad Raiser, 18:50-51.
Defining Syncretism: An Interim Report, by Robert J. Schreiter,C.PP.S., Jansen Schoonhoven, Evert [Obituary], 19:117.
17:50-53. Jerusalem ’95: Yeshua for Israel, by Lausanne Consultation on Jewish
Doctoral Dissertations on Mission: Ten-Year Update, 1982-1991, by Evangelism, 19:169-169.
William A. Smalley, 17:97-125. Language and Culture in the Development of Bible Society Translation
The Drum, the Church, and the Camera: Ham Mukasa and C. W. Theory and Practice, by William A.Smalley, 19:61-71.
Hattersley in Uganda, by Terry Barringer, 20:66-70. Latin America’s Fifth Wave of Protestant Churches, by Clayton L. Berg,
Ecumenical Amnesia, by Lesslie Newbigin, 18:2-5. Jr. and Paul E. Pretiz, 20:157-159.
The 1888 London Centenary Missions Conference: Ecumenical Disap- The Legacy of Horace Newton Allen, by Wi Jo Kang, 20:125-128.
pointment or American Missions Coming of Age? by Thomas A. The Legacy of Henry G. Appenzeller, by Edward W. Poitras, 18:177-180.
Askew, 18:113-118. The Legacy of Charles Henry Brent, by Mark D. Norbeck, 20:163-168.
The Empty Basket of Presbyterian Mission: Limits and Possibilities of The Legacy of Claudius Buchanan, by Wilbert R. Shenk, 18:78-84.
Partnership, by Stanley H. Skreslet, 19:98-104. The Legacy of Amy Carmichael, by Eric J. Sharpe, 20:121-125.
Encounters with “Culture” Christianity, by Wilbert R. Shenk, 18:8-13. The Legacy of Donald Fraser, by Jack Thompson, 18:32-35.
The Enigmatic Patriarch of the Kingdom of Bamum, by Paul Jenkins, The Legacy of J.C. Hoekendijk, by Libertus A. Hoedemaker, 16:166-170.
19:107-109. The Legacy of Jacéb Jocz, by Arthur F. Glasser, 17:66-71.
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INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF
MISSIONARY RESEARCH
CUMULATIVE INDEX—VOLUMES 17-20
January 1993 through October 1996
Vol. 17 is 1993; 18 is 1994; 19 is 1995; 20 is 1996
(Pages 1-48 are in the January issue;
pp. 49-96 are in the April issue;
pp. 97-144 are in the July issue;
pp. 145-192 are in the October issue.)
ARTICLES
Abineno, Johannes [Ludwig Chrysostomus], [Obituary], 19:117. Enklaar, Ido H. [Obituary], 19:117.
Adeney, David [Obituary], 18:157. Evangelist or Homemaker? Mission Strategies of Early Nineteenth-
Amu, Ephriam [Obituary], 19:67. Century Missionary Wives in Burma and Hawaii, by Dana
Anastasios Yannoulatos: Modern-Day Apostle, by Luke A. Veronis, Robert, 17:4-10.
19:122-128. Ferrin, Howard W. [Obituary], 17:75.
Anderson, Norman [Obituary], 19:67. Fifteen Outstanding Books of 1992 for Mission Studies, 17:33.
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission, 1993, by David B. Barrett, Fifteen Outstanding Books of 1993 for Mission Studies, 18:37.
17:22-23. Fifteen Outstanding Books of 1994 for Mission Studies, 19:33.
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission, 1994, by David B. Barrett, Fifteen Outstanding Books of 1995 for Mission Studies, 20:37.
18:24-25. Fishing in the Neighbor’s Pond: Mission and Proselytism in Eastern
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission: 1995, by David B. Barrett, Europe, by Miroslav Volf, 20:26-33.
19:24-25. Forman, Charles W. [80th birthday greetings], 20:162
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission: 1996, by David B. Barrett, Forty-five Years of Turmoil: Malawi Christian Churches, 1949-1994, by
20:24-25. Andrew C. Ross, 18:53-60.
Archival Sources in Britain for the Study of Mission History: An Outline From the Evangelical Alliance to the World Evangelical Fellowship: 150
Guide and Select Bibliography, by Rosemary Seton, 18:66-70. Years of Unity with a Mission, by W. Harold Fuller, 20:160-162.
Author's Reply [toH. L. Richard],b y Susan Billington Harper, 19:174-175. From Missions to Mission to Beyond Missions: The Historiography of
Bachmann, E.Theodore [Obituary], 20:100. American ProtestantForeign Missions Since World War II, by
Baéta, Christian G. [Obituary], 19:67. Dana L. Robert, 18:146-162.
Betsey Stockton: Pioneer American Missionary, by Eileen F. Moffett, Gensichen, Hans-Werner [80th birthday greetings], 19:28.
19:71-76. Goff, James E. [Obituary], 19:67.
Broomhall, Anthony James [Obituary], 20:100. Good News, Bad News: North American Protestant Overseas Personnel
Can a House Divided Stand? Reflections on Christian-Muslim Encoun- Statistics in Twenty-Five-Year Perspective, by Robert T. Coote,
ter in the West, by Lamin Sanneh, 17:164-68. 19:6-13.
The Challenge of Islamic Fundamentalism for Christians, by David A. Guiness, Henry W. [Obituary], 20:100.
Kerr, 17:169-73. Historical Archives in Chinese Christian Colleges from Before 1949, by
The Charismatic Movement in Nigeria Today, by Matthews A. Ojo, Peter Tze Ming Ng, 20:106-108.
19:114-118. Hockin, Katherine B. [Obituary], 18:18.
Chinese Christianity and China Missions: Works Published since 1970, Hunt, Everett N., Jr. [Obituary], 20:100.
by Jessie G. Lutz, 20:98-106. Inculturation: A Difficult and Delicate Task, by Peter Schineller, S.J.,
The Continuing Legacy of Stephen Neill, by Eleanor M. Jackson, 19:77-80. 20:109-112.
“Count the Worshipers!” The New Science of Missiometrics, by David B. Interreligious Dialogue: A View from Asia, by Michael Amaladoss, S.J.,
Barrett, 19:154-160. 19:2-5.
Crusade or Catastrophe? The Student Missions Movement and the First Ironies of Indigenization: Some Cultural Repercussions of Mission in
World War, by Nathan D. Showalter, 17:13-17. South India, by Susan Billington Harper, 19:13-20.
Dandeson Coates Crowther and the Niger Delta Pastorate: Blazing Is Ecumenical Apologetics Sufficient? A Response to Lesslie Newbigin’s
Torch or Flickering Flame? by Jehu J. Hanciles, 18:166-172. “Ecumenical Amnesia,” by Konrad Raiser, 18:50-51.
Defining Syncretism: An Interim Report, by Robert J. Schreiter,C.PP.S., Jansen Schoonhoven, Evert [Obituary], 19:117.
17:50-53. Jerusalem ’95: Yeshua for Israel, by Lausanne Consultation on Jewish
Doctoral Dissertations on Mission: Ten-Year Update, 1982-1991, by Evangelism, 19:169-169.
William A. Smalley, 17:97-125. Language and Culture in the Development of Bible Society Translation
The Drum, the Church, and the Camera: Ham Mukasa and C. W. Theory and Practice, by William A.Smalley, 19:61-71.
Hattersley in Uganda, by Terry Barringer, 20:66-70. Latin America’s Fifth Wave of Protestant Churches, by Clayton L. Berg,
Ecumenical Amnesia, by Lesslie Newbigin, 18:2-5. Jr. and Paul E. Pretiz, 20:157-159.
The 1888 London Centenary Missions Conference: Ecumenical Disap- The Legacy of Horace Newton Allen, by Wi Jo Kang, 20:125-128.
pointment or American Missions Coming of Age? by Thomas A. The Legacy of Henry G. Appenzeller, by Edward W. Poitras, 18:177-180.
Askew, 18:113-118. The Legacy of Charles Henry Brent, by Mark D. Norbeck, 20:163-168.
The Empty Basket of Presbyterian Mission: Limits and Possibilities of The Legacy of Claudius Buchanan, by Wilbert R. Shenk, 18:78-84.
Partnership, by Stanley H. Skreslet, 19:98-104. The Legacy of Amy Carmichael, by Eric J. Sharpe, 20:121-125.
Encounters with “Culture” Christianity, by Wilbert R. Shenk, 18:8-13. The Legacy of Donald Fraser, by Jack Thompson, 18:32-35.
The Enigmatic Patriarch of the Kingdom of Bamum, by Paul Jenkins, The Legacy of J.C. Hoekendijk, by Libertus A. Hoedemaker, 16:166-170.
19:107-109. The Legacy of Jacéb Jocz, by Arthur F. Glasser, 17:66-71.
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The Legacy of Lewis Bevan Jones, by Clinton Bennett, 17:126-129. A Prayer, by World Council of Churches, Conference on World Mission
The Legacy of Lars Peter Larsen, by Eric J. Sharpe, 18:119-125. and Evangelism, 20:149.
The Legacy of W. A. P. Martin, by Ralph R. Covell, 17:28-31. Prepositions and Salvation, by Kenneth Cragg, 17:2-3.
The Legacy of Lottie Moon, by Catherine B. Allen, 17:146-52. Proselytism, Mission, and the Bible, by Eugene P. Heideman, 20:10-12.
The Legacy of Karl Gottlieb Pfander, by Clinton Bennett, 20:76-81. Protestant Theological Education in the Former Soviet Union, by Mark
The Legacy of John Philip, by Andrew C. Ross, 18:28-31. Elliott, 18:14-22.
The Legacy of Pius XI, by Josef Metzler, O.M.I., 17:62-65. Reader’s Response [to Justice C. Anderson], by Arthur Lightbody,
The Legacy of John Ritchie, by G.Stuart McIntosh, 19:26-30. 20:167.
The Legacy of Ruth Rouse, by Ruth Franzén, 17:154-58. Readers’ Response [to David Barrett], by Arden G. Sanders, 20:60-61.
The Legacy of Friedrich Schwager, by Karl Miiller, S.V.D., 18:125-130. Reader’s Response [to Susan Billington Harper], by H. L. Richard,
The Legacy of Charles Simeon, by John C. Bennett, 18:72-77. 19:174-175.
The Legacy of William Taylor, by David Bundy, 18:172-176. Readers’ Response [to Jan.1996 theme issue], by Eric J. Sharpe, 20:61.
Lévesque, Joseph, P.S.S. [Obituary], 20:100. Readers’ Response [to Robert R. Von Oeyen, Jr.], by Stanley H. Skreslet,
Lyall, Leslie [Obituary], 20:100. 20:60.
Max Warren: Candid Comments on Mission from His Personal Letters, Readers’ Response [to Stanley H. Skreslet], by Robert R. Von Oeyen, Jr.,
by Graham Kings, 17:54-58. 20:60.
Mission and Democracy in Africa: The Problem of Ethnocentrism, by Reply to Clifton Kirkpatrick, by Stanley H.Skreslet, 19:105-106.
Robert Aboagye-Mensah, 17:130-133. Reply to Konrad Raiser, by Lesslie Newbigin, 18:51-52.
Mission and the Issue of Proselytism, by Cecil M. Robeck, Jr., 20:2-8. Research Enablement Program Grant Awards for 1992, 17:74-75.
Mission and Proselytism: A Middle East Perspective, by David A. Kerr, Response to David A. Kerr, by Gabriel Habib, 20:22.
20:12-22. Response to Norman Thomas, by Charles W. Forman, 20:155-156.
Mission Research and the Path to CD-ROM: Report on the Global Quest Response to Stanley Skreslet, by Clifton Kirkpatrick, 19:104-105.
to Share Information, by A. Christopher Smith, 19:146-152. Response to Miroslav Volf, by Leonid Kishkovsky, 20:31-32.
Murray T.Titus: Missionary and Islamic Scholar, by Carol Pickering, The Riddle of Man and the Silence of God: A Christian Perception of
19:118-120. Muslim Response, by Kenneth Cragg, 17:160-63.
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by H. D. Beeby, 17:24-26. Rycroft, W. Stanley [Obituary], 18:75.
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by Arnulf Camps, O.F.M., 20:33-36. Scotchmer, David G. [Obituary], 19:67.
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by Gerald E. Currens, 19:21-23. State of the World’s Children: Critical Challenge to Christian Mission, by
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by Charles W. Forman, 18:26-28. Bryant L. Myers, 18:98-102.
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by Eugene Heideman, 20:170-172. The Student Foreign Missions Fellowship over Fifty-Five Years, by H.
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by Eugene Hillman, C.S.Sp., 18:162-166. Wilbert Norton, Sr., 17:17-21.
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by Creighton Lacy, 19:161-164. The Study of Pacific Island Christianity: Achievements, Resources,
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by W. Dayton Roberts, 19:110-112. Needs, by Charles W. Forman, 18:103-112.
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by James A. Scherer, 20:71-76. Stuhlmueller, Carroll, C.P. [Obituary], 18:75.
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by David M. Stowe, 20:118-121. Sundkler, Bengt [Obituary], 19:117.
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by John V. Taylor, 17:59-61. Themes of Pentecostal Expansion in Latin America, by Karl-Wilhelm
My Pilgrimage in Mission, by Ralph D. Winter, 19:56-60. Westmeier, 17:72-78.
Myklebust, Olav G. [90th birthday greetings], 19:28. Toward a Global Church History, by Wilbert R. Shenk, 20:50-57.
Needs and Opportunities in Studies of Mission and World Christianity, Twenty Years After Lausanne: Some Personal Reflections, by John Stott,
by William R. Burrows, 19:172-178. 19:50-55.
Nineteenth-Century Single Women and Motivation for Mission, by United States Catholic Missioners: Statistical Profile, U.S. Catholic Mis-
Lydia Huffman Hoyle, 20:56-64. sion Association, 17:9.
Noteworthy, 17:30, 74-75, 167; 18:18-19, 74-75, 156-157; 19:28, 66-67, van der Linde, Jan Marinus [Obituary], 19:150.
116-117, 150, 20:18-19, 72-73, 100, 162. Watanabe, Sadao [Obituary], 20:100.
The Parliaments of the World’s Religions: 1893 and 1993, by Alan Neely, A White Man’s Burden, 1994, by H. Dan Beeby, 18:6-8.
18:60-64. Wodarz, Donald M. [Obituary], 19:28.
Pentecostal Phenomena and Revivals in India: Implications for Indig- World Mission Conferences: What Impact Do They Have? by Norman E.
enous Church Leadership, by Gary B. McGee, 20:112-117. Thomas, 20:146-154.
Pew Charitable Trusts Announcement (missions research programs),
17:74-75.
CONTRIBUTORS OF ARTICLES
Aboagye-Mensah, Robert—Mission and Democracy in Africa: The Prob- A White Man’s Burden, 1994, 18:6-8.
lem of Ethnocentrism, 17:130-133. Bennett, Clinton—The Legacy of Lewis Bevan Jones, 17:126-129.
Allen, Catherine B.—The Legacy of Lottie Moon, 17:146-52. The Legacy of Karl Gottlieb Pfander, 20:76-81.
Amaladoss, Michael, S.J.--Interreligious Dialogue: A View from Asia, Bennett, John C.--The Legacy of Charles Simeon, 18:72-77.
19:2-5. Berg, Clayton L., Jr. and Paul E. Pretiz—Latin America’s Fifth Wave of
Askew, Thomas A.--The 1888 London Centenary Missions Conference: Protestant Churches, 20:157-159.
Ecumenical, Disappointment or American Missions Coming of Bundy, David--The Legacy of William Taylor, 18:172-176.
Age? 18:113-118. Burrows, William R.--Needs and Opportunities in Studies of Mission
Barrett, David B.--Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission, 1993, and World Christianity, 19:172-178.
17:22-23. Camps, Arnulf, O.F.M.—My Pilgrimage in Mission, 20:33-36.
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission, 1994, 18:24-25. Coote, Robert T.--Good News, Bad News: North American Protestant
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission: 1995, 19:24-25. Overseas Personnel Statistics in Twenty-Five-Year Perspective,
Annual Statistical Table on Global Mission: 1996, 20:24-25. 19:6-13.
“Count the Worshipers!” The New Science of Missiometrics, Covell, Ralph R.—The Legacy of W. A. P. Martin, 17:28-31.
19:154-160. Cragg, Kenneth—Prepositions and Salvation, 17:2-3.
Barringer, Terry—The Drum, the Church, and the Camera: Ham Mukasa The Riddle of Man and the Silence of God: A Christian Perception
and C.W. Hattersley in Uganda, 20:66-70. of Muslim Response,17:160-63.
Beeby, H. Dan--My Pilgrimage in Mission, 17:24-26. Currens, Gerald E.--My Pilgrimage in Mission, 19:21-23.
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Elliott, Mark--Protestant Theological Education in the Former Soviet Raiser, Konrad--Is Ecumenical Apologetics Sufficient? A Response to
Union, 18:14-22. Lesslie Newbigin’s “Ecumenical Amnesia,” 18:50-51.
Forman, Charles W.--My Pilgrimage in Mission, 18:26-28. Richard, H. L.--Reader’s Response [to Susan Billington Harper],
Response to Norman Thomas, 20:155-156. 19:174-175.
The Study of Pacific Island Christianity: Achievements, Resources, Robeck, Cecil M., Jr.—Mission and the Issue of Proselytism, 20:2-8.
Needs, 18:103-112. Robert, Dana L.--Evangelist or Homemaker? Mission Strategies of Early
Franzén, Ruth—The Legacy of Ruth Rouse, 17:154-58. Nineteenth-Century Missionary Wives in Burma and Hawaii,
Fuller, W. Harold—From the Evangelical Alliance to the World Evan- 17:4-10.
gelical Fellowship: 150 Years of Unity with a Mission, 20:160- From Missions to Mission to Beyond Missions: The Historiogra-
162. phy of American Protestant Foreign Missions Since World War
Glasser, Arthur F.—The Legacy of Jac6b Jocz, 17:66-71. Il, 18:146-162.
Habib, Gabriel—Response to David A. Kerr, 20:22. Roberts, W. Dayton--My Pilgrimage in Mission, 19:110-112.
Hanciles, Jehu J.--Dandeson Coates Crowther and the Niger Delta Ross, Andrew C.--Forty-five Years of Turmoil: Malawi Christian
Pastorate: Blazing Torch or Flickering Flame? 18:166-172. Churches, 1949-1994, 18:53-60.
Harper, Susan Billington--Author’s Reply [to H. L. Richard], 19:174-175. ____ The Legacy of John Philip, 18:28-31.
Ironies of Indigenization: Some Cultural Repercussions of Mission Sanders, Arden G.—Readers’ Response [to David Barrett], 20:60-61.
in South India, 19:13-20. Sanneh, Lamin—Can a House Divided Stand? Reflections on Christian-
Heideman, Eugene P.—My Pilgrimage in Mission, 20:170-172. Muslim Encounter in the West, 17:164-68.
Proselytism, Mission, and the Bible, 20:10-12. Scherer, James A.—My Pilgrimage in Mission, 20:71-76.
Hillman, Eugene, C.S.Sp.--My Pilgrimage in Mission, 18:162-166. Schineller, Peter, S.J.—Inculturation: A Difficult and Delicate Task,
Hoedemaker, Libertus A.--The Legacy of J. C. Hoekendijk, 19:166-170. 20:109-112.
Hoyle, Lydia Huffman—Nineteenth-Century Single Women and Moti- Schreiter, Robert J., C.PP.S.—Defining Syncretism: An Interim Report,
vation for Mission, 20:58-64. 17:50-53.
Jackson, Eleanor M.--The Continuing Legacy of Stephen Neill, 19:77-80. Seton, Rosemary--Archival Sources in Britain for the Study of Mission
Jenkins, Paul--The Enigmatic Patriarch of the Kingdom of Bamum, History: An Outline Guide and Select Bibliography, 18:66-70.
19:107-109. Sharpe, Eric J—The Legacy of Amy Carmichael, 20:121-125.
Kang, Wi Jo—The Legacy of Horace Newton Allen, 20:125-128. ____ The Legacy of Lars Peter Larsen, 18:119-125.
Kerr, David A.—The Challenge of Islamic Fundamentalism for Chris- Readers’ Response [to Jan.1996 theme issue], 20:61.
tians, 17:169-73. Shenk, Wilbert R.--Encounters with “Culture” Christianity, 18:8-13.
Mission and Proselytism: A Middle East Perspective, 20:12-22. The Legacy of Claudius Buchanan, 18:78-84.
Kings, Graham—Max Warren: Candid Comments on Mission from His Toward a Global Church History, 20:50-57.
Personal Letters, 17:54-58. Showalter, Nathan D.—Crusade or Catastrophe? The Student Missions
Kirkpatrick, Clifton--Response to Stanley Skreslet, 19:104-105. Movement and the First World War, 17:13-17.
Kishkovsky, Leonid—Response to Miroslav Volf, 20:31-32. Skreslet, Stanley H.--The Empty Basket of Presbyterian Mission: Limits
Lacy, Creighton--My Pilgrimage in Mission, 19:161-164. and Possibilities of Partnership, 19:98-104.
Lausanne Consultation on Jewish Evangelism--Jerusalem ‘95: Yeshua Readers’ Response [to Robert R. von Oeyen, Jr.], 20:60.
for Israel, 19:168-169. ___ Reply to Clifton Kirkpatrick, 19:105-106.
Lightbody, Arthur—Reader’s Response [to Justice C. Anderson], 20:167. Smalley, William A.—Doctoral Dissertations on Mission: Ten-Year Up-
Lutz, Jessie G.—Chinese Christianity and China Missions: Works Pub- date, 1982-1991, 17:97-125.
lished since 1970, 20:98-106. Languageand Culture in the Development of Bible Society Transla-
McGee, Gary B.—Pentecostal Phenomena and Revivals in India: Impli- tion Theory and Practice, 19:61-71.
cations for Indigenous Church Leadership, 20:112-117. Smith, A. Christopher--Mission Research and the Path to CD-ROM:
McIntosh, G.Stewart--The Legacy of John Ritchie, 19:26-30. Report on the Global Quest to Share Information, 19:146-152.
Metzler, Josef, O.M.I—The Legacy of Pius XI, 17:62-65. Stott, John--Twenty Years After Lausanne: Some Personal Reflections,
Moffett, Eileen F.--Betsey Stockton: Pioneer American Missionary, 19:50-55.
19:71-76. Stowe, David M.—My Pilgrimage in Mission, 20:118-121.
Miller, Karl, S.V.D.--The Legacy of Friedrich Schwager, 18:125-130. Taylor, John V.—My Pilgrimage in Mission, 17:59-61.
Myers, Bryant L.--State of the World’s Children: Critical Challenges to Thomas, Norman E.—World Mission Conferences: What Impact Do
Christian Mission, 18:98-102. They Have? 20:146-154.
Neely, Alan--The Parliaments of the World’s Religions: 1893 and 1993, Thompson, Jack--The Legacy of Donald Fraser, 18:32-35.
18:60-64. U.S. Catholic Mission Association—United States Catholic Missioners:
Newbigin, Lesslie--Ecumenical Amnesia, 18:2-5. Statistical Profile, 17:9.
_____ Reply to Konrad Raiser, 18:51-52. Veronis, Luke A.--Anastasios Yannoulatos: Modern-Day Apostle,
Ng, Peter Tze Ming—Historical Archives in Chinese Christian Colleges 19:122-128.
from Before 1949, 20:106-108. Volf, Miroslav—Fishing in the Neighbor's Pond: Missionand Proselytism
Norbeck, Mark D.—The Legacy of Charles Henry Brent, 20:163-168. in Eastern Europe, 20:26-31.
Norton, H. Wilbert, Sr.—The Student Foreign Missions Fellowship over Von Oeyen, Robert R., Jr.—Readers’ Response [to Stanley H.Skreslet],
Fifty-Five Years, 17:17-21. 20:60.
Ojo, Matthews A.--The Charismatic Movement in Nigeria Today, Westmeier, Karl-Wilhelm—Themes of Pentecostal Expansion in Latin
19:114-118. America, 17:72-78.
Pickering, Carol--Murray T.Titus: Missionary and Islamic Scholar, Winter, Ralph D.--My Pilgrimage in Mission, 19:56-60.
19:118-120. World Council of Churches, Conference on World Mission and Evange-
Poitras, Edward W.--The Legacy of Henry G. Appenzeller, 18:177-180. lism—A Prayer, 20:149.
Pretiz, Paul E. and Clayton L. Berg, Jr—Latin America’s Fifth Wave of
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INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH
FACULTY POSITION OMSC
REVIEWERS Evangelism and Global Mission
Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary is January 1997
Aboagye-Mensah, Robert, 17:185-86; 20:136- seeking a faculty member to teach int hea reas of evan-
137. gelism and global mission. This perwsillo ocncu py Whom Shall I Send?
the William A. Benfield Professorship of Evangelism
Ahrens, Theodor, 19:139.
and Global Mission.
Anderson, Brooks A., 19:34-35.
Applicants should have a Ph.D. or comparable de-
Anderson, Gerald H., 17:82, 135-36, 178-79;
gree in missiology or another appropriate field of theo-
18:36, 183; 19:90-91, 132-33, 182-183; 20:42,
129-130. logical study. Applications will also be considered
from degree-candidates who are in the final stages of
Anderson, Justice C., 20:129.
their work. Applications from women and from minor-
Arana, Pedro Q., 17:177.
Bailey, J. Martin, 17:45-46; 19:178-179; 20:131- ity racial-ethnic candidates are especially encouraged.
132. This person will be to teach M.Div, M.A.,
M.ACE,,M.AM.ET,,ThM,,and DMin. students. This
Bays, Daniel H., 17:134; 18:91-92, 131-132.
Becken, Hans-Jiirgen, 17:183-84. faculty member should be able to relate the history and
Beeby, H. Dan, 18:182-183; 20:88-89. theology of evangelism and global mission to contem-
porary issues confronting the church's witness in the
Bennett, Clinton, 18:92-93; 20:43-44.
Bergquist, James A., 19:185-186. United States and other parts of the world. Parish ex-
Berthrong, John, 18:41-42. perience in this country or in other countries is strongly
desirable.
Blumhofer, Edith L., 18:90-91.
Bonk, Jonathan J., 18:86-87, 20:174. This person should have a strong interest in pre-
Bowers, Joyce M., 18:184-185. paring candidates for the Christian ministry. This per-
Branson, Mark Lau, 20:87. son should be committed to helping students under- Join Seminarians from across North
Brekus, Catherine A., 19:83. stand the church's evangelical and ecumenical calling America, missionaries from several
Bromley, H. Myron, 17:87-88; 19:136-37. and to relating evangelism and global mission with nations, plus international students and
Brown, G. Thompson, 19:141-42. other areas of the theological curriculum. church leaders from Asia, Africa, and
Bryan, Anthony S., 20:83-84. Rank is negotiable on the basis of experience; ap-
Burrows, William R., 17:139-40; 19:85. pointment will begin in the fall of 1997. Latin America, to explore global issues
Campbell, William S., 17:40-41. Louisville Seminary follows EEO guidelines and af- of church and mission. Cosponsored
Carbonneau, Robert E., C.P., 18:135. firmative action procedures. Send dossiers and a list by OMSC and 25 seminaries. Credit
Carey, E. F., 17:33. of references to President John M. Mulder, 1044 Alta available through the seminaries.
Carroll, Ewing G., Jr., 17:83. Vista Road, Louisville, KY 40205-1798. James M. Phillips, Associate Director
Chapman, Colin, 17:90-91. Deadline: January 1, 1997. OVERSEAS MINISTRIE F
Cleary, Edward L., O.P., 19:32. 490 Prospect St V
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Clifford, Paul Rowntree, 19:89-90. LOUISVILLE SEMINARY
Clymer, Kenton J., 19:87-88, 184-185.
Cogswell, James A., 19:182.
Constantelos, Demetrios J., 20:90-91.
Cook, Guillermo, 17:176; 19:39. MARYKNOLL LANGUAGE INSTITUTE
Copeland, E. Luther, 17:38. RESPONDING TO THE CHALLENGES OF MISSION IN THE 90s
Costa, Ruy O., 17:34.
Cotterell, Peter, 17:42-43; 20:141. The basic aim of the Maryknoll Language Institute is
Covell, Ralph R., 20:45.
to assist Church personnel in the acquisition of
Cragg, Kenneth, 20:94. communicative proficiency in language skills in the
Crim, Keith, 17:92-93.
context of mission.
Davidson, Allan K., 19:138.
Davies, R. E., 17:178.
* Basic Courses: Spanish, Quechua, Aymara
Dehn, Ulrich M., 19:183.
22 weeks starting every January and July.
Dekar, Paul R., 18:137.
¢ Intermediate/Advanced Courses:
Delaney, Joan, M.M., 20:178.
Donders, J.G.,M.Afr., 18:40-41; 19:36-37; 20:83, 6 weeks six times a year.
135, 180. * On-going Orientation Program: Pastoral vision
Downs, Frederick S., 18:36-37. of Church documents of CELAM: Latin American
Drummond, Richard H., 17:36, 140-41. history, culture; basic Christian communities,
Dunch, Ryan, 20:139-140. role of women in Latin America.
Dyrness, William A., 17:41-42. * Rich Liturgical Life.
Elmer, Duane, 17:43. Pastoral Theological Reflection Groups,
Elwood, Douglas, 17:40. pastoral situations; involvement with local people:
Emilsen, William W., 18:138-139. orphans, street children, homeless women in
Escobar, Samuel, 17:32, 180-81. Cochabamba.
Ewert, D. Merrill, 18:45. * Professional Staff with mission experience; well trained Bolivian instructors.
Fieldsend, John H., 17:185. * Living Quarters/Housing with Bolivian families or local religious communities in
Forman, Charles W., 20:36-37. which target languages are spoken.
Fugmann, Gernot, 20:89-90.
Frykenberg, Robert Eric, 18:85-86. LOCATION: COCHABAMBA, BOLIVIA IN THE HEART OF LATIN AMERICA
Fuller, W. Harold, 17:37; 19:91-92.
For further information and a brochure write to:
Gensichen, Hans-Werner, 20:136.
Registrar
Geyer, Alan, 17:80-81.
Instituto de idiomas
Gifford, Paul, 20:177.
Gittins, Anthony J., C.S.Sp., 19:38. Casilla 550
Cochabamba, BOLIVIA
Glasser, Arthur F., 19:181-182.
Goheen, Michael, 19:43-44. Tel. [phone]
Gonzalez, Justo L., 20:93. Fax [phone]
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Greenway, Roger S., 17:44. Mbiti, John, 18:43. Shaull, Richard, 19:82.
Gros, Jeffrey, F.S.C., 17:88-89. McCarthy, William D., M.M., 18:40. Shenk, Wilbert R., 19:135; 20:135-136.
Grundmann, Christoffer, 17:39. McClung, L. Grant, 17:184-85. Smalley, William A., 20:93-94.
Guder, Darrel L., 17:80. McConville, William, 17:180. Smith, A. Christopher, 17:134-35; 18:84. _
Guider, Margaret Eletta, O.S.F., 20:38-39. McGraw, Gerald E., 18:141. Smith, Simon, S.J., 19:89.
Haight, Roger, S.J., 19:91. McIntosh, G. Stewart, 19:136. Snoek, Johan M., 19:184.
Harakas, Stanley S., 20:132-133. Miller, Roland E., 17:183. Spindler, Marc R., 18:186.
Hastings, Adrian, 19:85-86; 20:130-131. Mitchell, Bill, 20:85. Stam, John, 17:174.
Hendrick, John R. “Pete,” 18:36. Moreau, A.Scott, 19:41-42. Stockwell, Eugene L., 19:128-29; 20:82.
Hiebert, Paul G., 17:85-86. Muenstermann, Herbert O., 19:93. Sugden, Christopher, 18:44-45.
Hillman, Eugene, C.S.Sp., 18:139-140. Mulholland, Kenneth B., 19:83-84. Sundermeier, Theo, 17:136-37.
Hogg, William Richey, 17:79. Mungello, D. E., 20:178-179. Sunquist, Scott W., 20:174.
Holwerda, David E., 20:133-134. Murray, Jocelyn, 17:142. Sweeney, Douglas A., 20:137-138.
Hooker, Roger, 17:36-37. Neely, Alan, 19:33-34, 137-38, 179-180. Taber, Charles R., 17:35; 18:37-38, 136-137.
Hultkrantz, Ake, 17:84. Neville, Robert Cummings, 17:137-38. Taylor, William D., 17:32.
Hunsberger, George R., 18:43-44. Norris, Frederick W., 18:185. Thangaraj, M. Thomas, 19:129-30.
Janzen, John M., 18:141. Okorocha, Cyril C., 19:32-33. Thomas, Norman E., 17:44; 20:140.
Jones, Richard J., 19:37. Oosthuizen, G.C., 20:41. Thompson, Jack, 17:34-35; 18:84-85.
Jones, Tracey K.., Jr., 18:132. Parshall, Phil, 20:86. Thurber, L. Newton, 18:140.
Jongeneel, J. A. B., 17:89, 138-39. Pérez, Pablo E., 20:84-85. Tiénou, Tite, 18:88-89.
Karotemprel, Sebastian, $.D.B., 17:179; Phillips, James M., 18:134. Trulear, Harold Dean, 19:186-187.
19:139. Pierard, Richard V., 19:36, 87. Tucker, Ruth A., 19:131-32.
Kauffman, Christopher J., 18:93-94. Pobee, John S., 19:82. Ukpong, Justin S., 19:141.
Kedl, Aloysius, O.M.I., 18:39. Pope-Levinson, Priscilla, 17:182-83. Unsworth, Virginia, S.C., 17:39-40;
King, Gail, 20:44-45. Poston, Larry A., 19:133-34. 18:135-136.
Kings, Graham, 18:89-90; 19:43. Raheb, Mitri, 20:91-92. Van Engen, Charles, 18:181; 19:134-35.
Kirby, Jon P., S.V.D., 18:138. Rajashekar, J. Paul, 20:92. Vandervelde, George, 19:42, 88.
Kirk, Andrew, 17:86-87. Reapsome, Jim, 20:37-38. Vassiliadis, Petros, 20:87.
Kiaiber, Jeffrey, S.J., 20:133-134. Riggans, Walter, 18:90. Verstraelen, Frans J., 17:187.
Kraft, Charles H., 18:131. Robbins, Bruce W., 20:39. Walker, Andrew, 19:129.
Kroeger, James H., M.M., 17:84-85, 185; Robert, Dana L., 17:134, 174; 19:131. Webster, John C. B., 17:91.
18:133-134; 19:35-36. Rommen, Edward, 18:43. West, Charles C., 17:79; 19:180-181.
Lacy, Creighton, 17:141. Ross, Andrew C., 18:183-184; 19:32. Whaling, Frank, 17:36.
Lamb, Christopher, 20:82. Roxborogh, John, 17:93-94. Wheeler, Rachel, 20:138-139.
Landrey, J. Paul, 18:38-39. Russell, Horace O., 19:84-85. Whiteman, Darrell L., 17:81-82; 19:46.
Lewis, James F., 20:181. Sanneh, Lamin, 19:130-31; 20:36, 174-176. Wilson, Samuel, 17:186.
Lingenfelter, Sherwood, 19:139-41. Scherer, James A., 17:181-82; 18:141-142, Wisely, Thomas N., 17:177-78.
MacInnis, Donald, 17:175-76; 19:45. 181-182. Witek, John W., S.J., 18:186-187; 19:94.
MacLennan, Ronald B., 19:44-45. Schreiner, Klaus H., 19:92-93. Woo, Franklin J., 18:87-88.
Malherbe, Abraham J., 20:179-180. Schrotenboer, Paul G., 18:45-46. Wright, Christopher J. H., 20:141-142.
Mallampalli, Chandra, 20:40. Schubert, Esther, 19:40-41. Zahniser, A. H. Mathias, 17:42.
Mathews, James K., 18:41. Sharpe, EricJ., 17:38-39; 18:132-133; 20:42-43. Zaretsky, Tuvya, 19:40.
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