Comprehensive bibliography of Ralph D. Winter ... - Global Missiology

Comprehensive bibliography of Ralph D. Winter 

1969 

William Carey Library Publication 

Winter, Ralph Theological Education by Extension (0-87808-101-1) 

Winter, Ralph The 25 Unbelievable Years--1945-1969 (0-87808-452-5) 

1970 


Winter, Ralph The Warp and the Woof: Organizing for Mission (0-87808-128-3) 

William Carey Library Booklet 

Winter, Ralph Say Yes to Mission (0-87808-902-0) 

1972 


Winter, Ralph The Word Study Concordance (0-87808-751-6) 

Other publications 

Winter, Ralph 

" The Planting of Younger Missions” in C. Peter Wagner ed., Church/ Mission Tensions 

Today. Moody Press (B000JJTBPM) 

1973 


Winter, Ralph The Evangelical Response to Bangkok (0-87808-125-9) 

1974 


Winter, Ralph New Macedonia: A Revolutionary New Era in Missions (0-87808-904-7) 

Journal articles 

Winter, Ralph D. “The Two Structures of God's Redemptive Mission.” Missiology, 2:1 (January 1974), 

pp.121-39 

Published in the July 2009 issue of the multi-lingual online journal www.GlobalMissiology.org

1975 


Winter, Ralph The World Christian Movement, 1950-1975: An Interpretive Essay (0-87808-906-3) 

Winter, Ralph Seeing the Task Graphically (0-87808-903-9) 

Winter, Ralph "The highest priority: cross-cultural evangelism" in J. D. Douglas, Let The Earth Hear His 

Voice: International Congress On World Evangelization Lausanne, Switzerland. 

WorldWide Publications. 

This is the text of Winter's influence address at the 1974 Lausanne Conference. 

1976 



Crucial Dimensions in World Evangelization (0-87808-732-X) 



1980 and That Certain Elite (0-87808-908-X) 

1977 



Understanding World Evangelization: Cultural Dimensions in International Development 

(0-87808-157-7) 


Winter, Ralph The Grounds for a New Thrust in World Mission (0-87808-913-6) 

1978 


Winter, Ralph The Word Study New Testament (0-87808-129-1) 


Winter, Ralph Penetrating the Last Frontiers (0-87808-914-4) 

1979 


Winter, Ralph Protestant mission societies: The American experience (B0006XDOS6) 


1980 

Mission Frontiers, Jan 1980 

Winter, Ralph and/or Roberta Missions in the Bible 

Mission Frontiers, Feb 1980 


Mission Frontiers, Apr 1980 


Mission Frontiers, May 1980 


Mission Frontiers, July 1980 


Mission Frontiers, Aug 1980 


Mission Frontiers, Sept 1980 


Mission Frontiers, Oct 1980 


Mission Frontiers, Nov 1980 


Mission Frontiers, Dec 1980 


Edinburgh 1980 Reports: World Consultation on Frontier Missions 




1981 

1980. “Protestant Mission Societies and The „Other Protestant Schism‟.” pgs 194-224 in 

American Denominational Organization: A Sociological View Edited by Ross P. Scherer. 

Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library. 

? Mission Frontiers – back issues not available 


1982 

Mission Frontiers, Oct-Nov 1982 


Facing the Frontiers 

Mission Frontiers, Dec 1982 


New Hope from Old Missions 

1983 



The Explosion of Third World Missions 



Saving Ourselves and Others 

1984 

International Journal of Frontier Missions, 1:1 (Jan-Mar) 

Winter, Ralph New Frontiers: Edinburgh „80 to Wheaton „83 

International Journal of Frontier Missions, 1:2 (Apr-Jun) 


Unreached Peoples: Development of a Concept 

Mission Frontiers, Oct-Dec 1984 

Winter, Ralph, Roberta Winter and Bruce Graham 

Growing up in America… and Missions 


Winter, Ralph. 1984. “Unreached Peoples: The Development of the Concept.” In Reaching the 

Unreached: The Old/New Challenge, ed. Harvie Conn, 17-43. Phillipsburg, N.J.: 

Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing Company. 

1985 

Mission Frontiers, Jan-Mar 1985 (Link) 




A Little Girl Fell Down a Well-Shaft 

Mission 2000 – A Synopsis 

World Needs, World Problems: Can Missions Make Any Difference? 



Mission 2000 : Towards a Strategy of Closure 


Mission Frontiers, Apr-Jun 1985 (Link) 




Never a Dull Moment! 

Three Ways Forward 

Mission 2000 – A Detailed Explanation 


Winter, Ralph The Student Volunteers of 1886, Their Heirs, and the Year 2000 

Mission Frontiers, July 1985 (Link) 



The Great Paycheck Adventure 

The Retirement Booby Trap 

Mission Frontiers, Aug-Sept 1985 (Link) 


The Story of a Strange and Compelling Faith 

International Journal of Frontier Missions, 2:3 (Jul-Sep) 


The Final Era of World Missions 

Mission Frontiers, Oct-Dec 1985 (Link) 

Winter, Ralph Mission 2000 



What Price One Panther? 

The First Chinese Missionary Convention of Canada 

International Journal of Frontier Missions, 2:4 (Oct-Dec) 


1986 

Christology and Missions? 

International Journal of Frontier Missions, 3:1-4 



Momentum is Building!: Many Voices Discuss Completing the Task by AD2000 

Winter, Ralph The Secret Mission – Chapter 1 

A Theology of Redemption 

Mission Frontiers, Mar 1986 










Mission Frontiers, Jun 1986 



Mission Frontiers, Sep-Oct 1986 (Link) 



Beyond Native Missionaries 

Native Missionaries in Two Key Books 

Mission Frontiers, Nov-Dec 1986 


1987 


This Unusual Place… How did we Get Here? 

Winter, Ralph As I See It: Looking at '87 and to the Year 2000 

My thesis is that 1986 in this century will soon clearly compare to the year 1886. One hundred 

years ago that year (not realized at the time) was the threshold to the greatest explosion in 

Christian world outreach that had ever occurred in history up to that time. 


Winter, Ralph The Work of the Savior 

Three concepts that bear significantly upon the way we deal with the topic of the Savior and His 

Work. 

Mission Frontiers, Mar 1987 (Link) 

Winter, Ralph Momentum is Building! 

A host of documents discuss completion of the task by 2000 A.D. 

Winter, Ralph The Unfinished Task: A New Perspective 

Suppose the dam breaks twenty miles up the valley from your small hometown of ten thousand 

people. A wall of water fifty feet high is surging down the canyon. 

Mission Frontiers, Apr 1987 (Link) 

Winter, Ralph Momentum is Building! Part II 

A host of documents discuss completion of the task by 2000 A.D. 


Winter, Ralph Bridges and Peoples 

This is no time to get these two confused: both are essential to mission strategy. We must know 

the difference. 


Winter, Ralph I will Do a New Thing - When Truth is Stranger Than Fiction 

Eight years ago, in June of 1979, my first book. Once More Around Jericho, came off the press. It 

was the story of the early months of the founding of the U.S. Center for World Mission. 

Mission Frontiers, Jun1987 

Winter, Ralph “The New Thing” and the Old Thing 

As you test the pace and spice of Roberta Winter's chapter, “I Will Do A New Thing” on page 5 

and following, you enter into an almost completely different world of thought and action from that 

of the present day International Review of Mission. Why the divergence? 

Mission Frontiers, Jul1987 (Link) 

Winter, Ralph The Meaning of "Mission" 

The future of the world hinges on what we make of this word “mission.” Yet at this moment it is 

almost universally misunderstood - in both liberal and conservative circles. 

Winter, Ralph What is World Evangelization and is it Possible to Achieve? 

Many organizations are already "taking aim on the year 2000." Usually their goals are phrased in 

terms of the particular type of work they do. 


Winter, Ralph What a Swirl of Events This Past Month! 

The world's largest meeting on World Evangelization, the first black national conference on 

mission in the USA, the choice ACMC conferences... 

Mission Frontiers, Sep 1987 (Link) 

Winter, Ralph For Some the Year 2000 is too Far Away 

In this issue George Otis, Jr. carefully addresses THE ISSUE: is there something special about 

the year 2000? 

Winter, Ralph Answers to One Man's Questions about the USCWM 

Answers to questions regarding the USCWM. 


Winter, Ralph More and More People These Days Are Looking For A New Age 

Maybe we're too sophisticated. Too rational. Too embarrassed. Whatever the reason, we in the 

church do little talking about the end of the age. 


Winter, Ralph It's Happening: More and More People are Caught Up in the "Generic," Overall Cause of 

Missions 

Go-it-alone Christianity has been around for a long time. But the Bible knows nothing favorable 

about a Christianity which is sealed off from other parts of the body of Christ. 


1988 


Winter, Ralph Facts and Fallacies 

Even the Los Angeles Times is Getting in on the Year 2000 Discussion 

Winter, Ralph COMIBAM '87 - Mission Meeting of the Century 

COMIBAM '87 - a meeting the like of which has never been held in all of human history. I believe 

we can see the future of missions more clearly by looking at this meeting more closely. 



Beyond the Campaign: Excerpts from a Speech by Ralph Winter to the USCWM Staff 

Winter, Ralph Can the Great Commission be Fulfilled by the Year 2000? 

More and more attention is being paid to this question. 

Winter, Ralph Dale Kietzman--- Man of the Hour 

Here is a man who personally sought out and visited 37 different Amazonian tribal societies, 

setting up Bible translation teams among them. 

Mission Frontiers, April 1988 

Winter, Ralph The Momentous Question 

Will enough of the alienated youth of the '60s be captured by the Biblical vision for the world? 

Winter, Ralph Regional Mobilizers' Workshops Off to a Good Start! 

Ralph Winter addresses first Regional Mobilizers’ Workshop opening rally. March 25. 


Winter, Ralph Drugs and Missions: "Lose vision, Sell Soul." America, You're Doing IT!" 

The Bible says, “You will have to SEE it to believe it!” --Is THAT what we are now looking at? 

Mission Frontiers, June1988 

Winter, Ralph China's Intrigue 

Not many people realize the surprising extent to which China's ruling elite can reach across the 

Pacific to control things in this country. 

Winter, Ralph In Hudson Taylor's Day.... 

In Hudson Taylor's day they eagerly looked forward to the completion of the Great Commission 

and the Return of Christ. Today, while there are almost four times as many people to be won to 

Christ, there are forty times as many believers to do the job, and better transportation, language 

analysis, medical insight, relative wealth ...by far. 

Winter, Ralph Why is the China Inland Mission/North America's 100th Year Celebration So Significant 

For Us Today? 

More than any other human being, James Hudson Taylor, that young upstart, who did not heed 

his station in the social order, made the greatest contribution to the cause of world mission in the 

19th century. 


Winter, Ralph Why Suddenly Are Many Reports On the Number of China's Christians So Drastically 

Subdued? 

In the last month both Christianity Today and Moody Monthly have published the Chinese 

Communist Party line - that there are about one-tenth as many Christians in China as many 

experts believe. 

Mission Frontiers, July 1988 

Winter, Ralph What Happened at LEADERSHIP 88? 

Why was it an enigma? It was not an enigma to the 1600 who attended. And I am sure it was 

perfectly clear and logical to those who so efficiently ran it. 

Winter, Ralph You Will Have to See it to Believe it! 

Dr. Lamin Sanneh’s astonishing views come to Americans as news too good to be believed. 


Winter, Ralph Can a 92 Year Old and a 22 Year Old... 

Donald McGavran ran is 92. He is in some ways the most active member of our Board of 

Directors. His seasoned wisdom and frequent suggestions are vital contributions to the past, 

present and future of the U.S. Center for World Mission. He is 29 years older than this writer. 

Then, 29 years younger than I are some of the Associate Directors of the Center. 

Winter, Ralph Mission Opportunity of All History! 

Just over a year ago Thomas Wang, (International Director of the Lausanne Committee for World 

Evangelization), wrote, and we printed, his profound vision, "By the Year 2000: Is God Trying to 

Tell us Something?" 

Winter, Ralph An Open Letter 

During the final months of the campaign you received a first class letter weekly giving you the 

blow-by-blow of events. As the number of you giving and pledging climbed up over 10,000 the 

cost of printing, labeling, and mailing that letter climbed up over $5,000. 

Mission Frontiers, Sep 1988 

Winter, Ralph The Misunderstanding of the Mission Agencies 

Talk about misunderstanding! Over the Labor Day weekend Intervarsity's Cliffe Knechtle and I 

were the speakers at the 1988 College Briefing Conference, at Forest Home, California. The 

theme this year was the Great Commission. 

Winter, Ralph 1. Is the Mission Field "Overseas"? 2. Are Lay Tentmakers the Manpower Answer? 

Thank God for His centuries of faithfulness! The Unreached peoples of the world are a rapidly 

dwindling task. And, they are flooding into the Western world where it is at least theoretically 

easier to reach them. 


Winter, Ralph Can Christ's Global Mission approach the kind of cooperation you see in a single team? 

I know at least one mission organization that for years has seemingly taken aim on virtually all 

other organizations. 

Winter, Ralph What is the Best Approach? 

The closer we get to completion the more we can see both the necessity and the distinct value of 

all of the different communication methods listed to the left—as well as a host of others. 

Winter, Ralph Countdown 2000 

From a speech delivered at this year’s Executives’ Retreat of the IFMA 




Let's Not Stumble over Words Now! 

Winter, Ralph How Cockroaches Help Missionaries... 

A young man on a short term mission to Latin America found his supporters getting less and less 

interested in helping him financially. 

1989 

Mission Frontiers, Jan-Feb 1989 

Winter, Ralph It is Not Easy to See Very Far Ahead at this Point in World History 

This issue hums with excitement flowing from the AD 2000 meeting in Singapore (January 5-8) 

and with anticipation of the upcoming “Lausanne II” congress in Manila. 

Winter, Ralph Two Great Study Bibles -- An Missions 

It is wonderful how many study Bibles are in use these days. Here are two which have very 

widespread backing. 


Winter, Ralph In Contempt of Court, In Contempt of God, the crucial difference 

The esteemed Protestant reformer, John Calvin, assented to the execution of Servitus on the 

grounds that his description of the doctrine of the Trinity was defective. 

Winter, Ralph The Most Hopeful Picture You Have Ever Seen! 

It does not matter what your interpretation of the Bible happens to be as far as the reality of the 

statistics on this page! 

Mission Frontiers, Apr-May 1989 

Winter, Ralph The "New Thing" is Coming 

"Knowing therefore the terror of the Lord, we persuade men... "2 Cor 5:11 What are some of the 

signs of the times, to use a Biblical phrase? 

Winter, Ralph Look At What God Has Done! 

An Update of Article 9 of the Lausanne Covenant 

Mission Frontiers, Jun-Jul1989 

Winter, Ralph Nothing Fails Like Success 

“The Media’s” Opposition to Evangelical Christianity Is Indelible Evidence of Its Success! 

Winter, Ralph Christian Endeavor 

This report was written at the 60th Convention of the International Society of Christian Endeavor, 

held at Harlingen, Texas, July 3-7, 1989. 

Mission Frontiers, Aug-Sep 1989 

Winter, Ralph Unreached Peoples 

Amazing developments have taken place in the last 15 years since the first Lausanne congress in 

Switzerland, in 1974 



Winter, Ralph Seeing the Big Picture Part I 

Often when we speak of evangelizing the world, using popular phrases like “winning the world to 

Christ,” we do not think in detailed technical terms, nor consider the fundamental elements of 

exactly what it is we are doing. So let’s look at the nature of our mission. 


Winter, Ralph A Mission Perspective on the American Euphoria over Eastern Europe 

It is all too easy for Evangelical believers to be caught up in the euphoria of other Americans 

gazing with uncritical eyes at what is happening in eastern Europe. 

Winter, Ralph Seeing the Big Picture Part II 

Part I of this paper focused upon the general world scene during the last 4,000 years, from the 

time the Great Commission was given to Abraham. This part is focused on the American scene, 

not to ignore other parts of the world but to focus on the area where most of our readers live. 

1990 

Mission Frontiers, Mar-Apr 1990 

Winter, Ralph What's Beyond the Burning of the Mortgage 

...new staff, new regional centers, new emphasis on our university......the transition in my own 

duties 

Winter, Ralph The Missionary and the University 

The life and work of a missionary do not easily fit into the pattern required by U.S. institutions of 

higher education. 



Momentum Building in Global Missions 

Mission Frontiers, Jun-Oct 1990 

Winter, Ralph An Insider's View Of McGavran 

I first encountered McGavran's force of personality at the time his Bridges of God was published 

in 1955. 

Winter, Ralph Crucial Issues in Missions 

What a time to be peering into the future! It is as if a whole string of volcanoes has erupted in 

Eastern Europe, and almost the entire world is now clouded by massive and nearly impenetrable 

dust and fallout! 

Winter, Ralph We're Running Out of Time 

A community night address 


Winter, Ralph Part II Crucial Issues in Missions 

The October issue of MF presented Part I of this analysis of the critical issues in the church's 

mission in the 90s. Here is part II. 



Winter, Ralph Crucial Issues in Missions (0-87808-921-7) 

1991 

Mission Frontiers, Jan-Mar 1991 

Winter, Ralph The Diminishing Task - The Field and the Force 

An evaluation of the task remaining. Dr. Winter presents strategies to reach each major blocs of 

unreached peoples. 


Winter, Ralph Surmounting the Geographical Impasse? 

What do the Roman Catholics and the Presbyterians have in common? A new emphasis on 

people groups rather than geographic areas. 



The Crucial Links in the Frontier Mission Chain 


Reflections on Redemptoris Missio, Patrick Johnstone, George Kurian, Julie Frericks, Michael 

Harper, William O'Brien, Vinson Synan, Peter Steinfels, Paul Filidis, Ralph D. Winter, John Mbiti, 

Gary Corwin, Tad de Bordenave, and International Fides Service 


Winter, Ralph Which Missionary is Doing The Most Strategic Work? You Choose: 

Are all mission activities equally strategic? Here are some tests for your mission judgment! 


Is One Kind Of Mission Work More Important Than Another? How Can We Decide? 

Winter, Ralph Are 90% Of Our Missionaries Serving in The Wrong Places? 

Too many of today's mission work occur within existing churches overseas. Something must be 

done to redirect mission efforts. What is the best answer to this pressing problem? 



1992 

When Feelings Bend Statistics 

Mission Frontiers, Jan -Feb 1992 

Winter, Ralph Mission Executive Section 

Mission agencies are desperately needed for the AD 2000 countdown, but many have not made 

an impact on the movement. Dr. Winter explains the reason why they must distinguish between 

"Mission" and "Evangelism". 


Winter, Ralph A Church For Every People and the Gospel for Every Person by the Year 2000 

These are beautiful, inspiring words. Let us look closely at them to be sure we know what we are 

saying when people ask us specific questions about the goals of the AD2000 Movement. 



Defining the Frontiers: a response 


Winter, Ralph A Response to Roger Greenway 

Dr. Winter's comment on the Greenway article and an introduction of the concept of a "Wartime 

Lifestyle". 

Mission Frontiers, May-Jun 1992 

Winter, Ralph Tales of the Guilty-Rich American Missionary 

Dr. Winter challenges the concept of "national missionaries" and "bonding" in this essay about 

missionary lifestyle which will provide you with much food for thought. 

Winter, Ralph Are We Losing the Battle? How to Kill Vision with Statistics 

Statistics have shown a drastically hopeless picture of the Christian movement. But a closer look 

at these same statistics reveal a dramatically hopeful view! 

Mission Frontiers, July-Aug 1992 

Winter, Ralph Racing to the Finish! 

Few Americans are prepared to believe the amazing positive reports of world Christianity. 

Insights on why we should be very optimistic about finishing the task. 

Winter, Ralph The Unfinished Task in Persons A Do It Yourself Skit 

How we present the facts about the unreached peoples to our churches? This skit can be a 

powerful tool in sharing the vision. 

Winter, Ralph An Announcement 

The exciting beginnings of the off-campus M.A. program which is an offspring of the Perspectives 

course. 

Mission Frontiers, Sep-Dec 1992 

Winter, Ralph An Announcement you can act on! 

A closer look at World Christian Foundation, a unique M.A. program. 

Winter, Ralph Facing the Final Frontiers 

A vital reminder of the critical issues that still need to be addressed as we reach toward the 

frontiers. 

1993 


Winter, Ralph Can you sense the Spirit blowing, and the momentum building? 

The movement to reach the unreached is quickly gaining momentum. Read about the historic 

gatherings which have been the fuel for the movement. 


Winter, Ralph Is resuming our "$15 Plan" a bad dream or a marvelous challenge? 

The U.S. Center for World Mission has a plan to pay off itself. Read about the "$15 Plan" and why 

this bizarre strategy may be the best method of fund raising. 



Missiological Education for Lay People 


Winter, Ralph Which Missionary is Doing The Most Strategic Work? You Choose: 

Are all mission activities equally strategic? Here are some tests for your mission judgment! 


Is One Kind Of Mission Work More Important Than Another? How Can We Decide? 


Too many of today's mission work occur within existing churches overseas. Something must be 

done to redirect mission efforts. What is the best answer to this pressing problem? 

Mission Frontiers, Jul-Aug 1993 

Winter, Ralph Operation World, the Introduction 

What is so unusual about this book? What is so mysterious and amazing about it? Dr. Winter 

explains. 

1994 



Evaluating Goals for Training 


Winter, Ralph Jesus' 2000 Birthday 

Proposals for ways to celebrate the 2000th anniversary of the birth of Christ must include the 

AD2000 Movement. Dr. Winter also comments on claims that the movement is making "zero" 

progress. 

Winter, Ralph A Missionary Perspective on the Family as it exists (or used to exist) in the USA 

The breakdown of the family in the USA has been entirely too apparent. What are we doing 

wrong? What can we learn from other cultures with strong families? Dr. Winters offers a fresh 

perspective. 

Mission Frontiers, Sept-Oct 1994 

Winter, Ralph A critical look at the concept of "native missionaries" 

A critical look at the concept of "native missionaries" 

Winter, Ralph Why Sending Money Does Not Work As Well As Sending People 

Examples that show that foreign missionaries are still very vital to reach the nations 

Winter, Ralph The Strategic Value of Foreign Missionaries 

Examples that show that foreign missionaries are still very vital to reach the nations. 


Winter, Ralph Commitment to a Wartime Lifestyle 

Christians have a responsibilty to live a Wartime Lifestyle. Dr. Winter explains what Wartime 

Lifestyle is in this very challenging article 



The Ethnolinguistic Reality 


Winter, Ralph Foundations: Covering the Time Frame From Creation to 400 BC (0-87808-247-6) 

1995 


Winter, Ralph What is an Unreached People 

Ralph Winter, the founder of the US Center for World Mission, gives important insights into the 

concept of unreached peoples and how reaching them is essential to completing the Great 

Commission. 

Winter, Ralph Which Missionary is Doing The MOST Strategic Work? You-Choose 

Are all mission activities equally strategic? Here are some tests of your missions judgement. 

None of us wants to waste our lives working in ministries that are not the most strategic to 

completing world evangelization. Before you make any major decisions in the ministries you 

support or work in, you will want to read this article. 

Winter, Ralph Is One Kind Of Mission Work More Important Than Another? How Can We Decide? 

Ralph Winter gives some helpful guidelines for deciding which mission work is the highest priority 

at this time. You won't want to miss this article if you are on a missions committee or deciding the 

future of your ministry work. 


Currently around 90% of our missionaries are working in reached peoples with existing churchesnot 

going to the unreached peoples. What should we do about it? Ralph Winter makes a 

convincing case for keeping them right where they are. But with one change in their ministry 

priorities which could powerfully affect the completion of world evangelization. 

Mission Frontiers, Sep-Oct 1995 

Winter, Ralph Thy Kingdom Come 

Here is the text of Dr. Winter's latest and most definitive statement on the vision of a church for 

every people and the gospel for every person by the year 2000. Learn what the ultimate goal of 

the church really is. This was an official publication of GCOWE '95 which was handed to every 

delegate. 

Winter, Ralph The Story of the Frontier Mission Movement 

Have you ever wondered where you could find an authoritative history of the movement to reach 

every people with the gospel. Moving from William Carey up to the AD2000 and Beyond 

Movement of our day, Dr. Winter gives an insightful look and analysis of the movement to the 

frontiers. 



Winter, Ralph When Jesus said, "This Gospel must be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all 

peoples,"what did He mean by "all peoples?" 

Here is a thought provoking look at our world made up of ethnic peoples. As Dr. Winter explaines, 

the number of unreached peoples reported depends on what level of peoples you are looking at, 

If you would really like a better understanding of why the numbers of unreached peoples seems 

to vary from one list to another, this brief article is a must read. 



Christian History in Cross-cultural Perspective 



Thy Kingdom Come: A Church for Every People and the Gospel for Every Person by the 

Year 2000 (0-87808-963-2) 



1996 

The Two Structures of God’s Redemptive Mission (0-87808-900-4) (Link) 


Winter, Ralph The Training Division of the US Center 

This article will give you an up-to-date look at the Training Division at the US Center and what it is 

doing to prepare people to go to the frontiers. 



Seeing the Big Picture 



Thy Kingdom Come: An Analysis of a Vision 


Winter, Ralph Do we need heresies on the mission field? 

Dr. Winter argues for a change in our thinking about how we can communicate the Gospel and 

for us to look to new ways that have much greater potential than the methods we are currently 

employing. 

Winter, Ralph The Bible, Reformation and Modern Missions 

Dr Winter helps us look at the basics of evangelical beliefs and how they relate to the 

communication of the Gospel across cultural barriers. 

William Carey Library Booklets 


World Evangelization by AD2000—Is It Possible? (No ISBN) 

The Challenge of Reaching the Unreached Peoples (No ISBN) 

Four Men, Three Eras (No ISBN) 

Commitment to a Wartime Lifestyle (No ISBN) 


1997 




1998 

Seeing the Reformation with New, Missionary Eyes. Is that the Key to a Coming 

Mutation in Missions Today? 

Four Men, Three Eras 


Winter, Ralph The Meaning of Mission 

The future of the world hinges on what we make of this word “mission.” Yet at this moment it is 

almost universally misunderstood—in both liberal and conservative circles. 


The Six Spheres of Mission Overseas 

Introduction; Sphere 1 Standard Missions; Sphere 2 Service Missions; Sphere 3 Relief 

and Development Missions; Sphere 4 Indigenous Missions; Sphere 5 Short Term 

Missions; Sphere 6 Congregational Direct Missions 

This is a landmark examination of the basic categories of mission work around the world. 

Probably nowhere else can you get in one place a better understanding of the strengths and 

weaknesses of each type of work and how they relate to each other. This is a must read for 

anyone who wants to understand what is happening in misson work today. 

Mission Frontiers, Sept-Dec 1998 

Winter, Ralph Horizon Five: DeWesternization/DeContextualization / DeWesternization Tomorrow; Are 

we really ready for tomorrow's Kingdom? 

As we take the Gospel to new cultures, can we separate our faith from our culture? As Biblical 

faith penetrates these cultures are we as Evangelical Christians prepared for the strange cultural 

forms the Gospel may take? 

Winter, Ralph Horizon Seven: Microscopic Spiritual Warfare Massive Blind Spot? 

Are you and I culturally blind to certain realms of Satan's deadly activity? Take the realm of tiny 

microbes. Are Evangelicals duped into considering plagues merely a secular or scientific 

problem, not a Satanic problem, not a mission problem? 

1999 


Winter, Ralph and Bruce A. Koch 

Mission Frontiers, Sep-Dec 1999 

Finishing the Task: The Unreached Peoples Challenge 

Winter, Ralph The Rise and Fall of the IMC 

There have been other earlier efforts at mission agency cooperation. What can we learn from the 

failure of one of these? 

Winter, Ralph My Friend, Jim Emery 

A tribute to a man who made a lasting contribution to mission. 


2000 


Winter, Ralph and Bruch Koch Looking At The Task Graphically 

An explanation of the charts in this issue 

Winter, Ralph and Bruch Koch Finishing the Task 

The Unreached Peoples Challenge 

2001 


Winter, Ralph College Doesn't Have to Be a Detour 

Now you can take college with you--wherever. 


Winter, Ralph The Dangers of “Prayer Wheel” Worship 

Worship must not be centered in what we want or seek but upon Who He is and the blessed, 

loving marvel that He is. Prayer wheels and verbal mantras are centered on what we want. 

Mission Frontiers, Sept 2001 

Winter, Ralph Strategic Giving: Good Intentions Are Not Always Good Enough 

Much of what is most needed in missions will not seem attractive to the donor at first glance. The 

most strategic works do not lend themselves to easy fundraising. 

2002 



From Mission to Evangelism to Mission 

Winter, Ralph and Bruce A. Koch Finishing the Task: The Unreached Peoples Challenge 

2003 


Winter, Ralph Philip Jenkins and The Next Christendom 

The Next Christendom reviewed by Ralph Winter 




The Rise and Fall of the IMC-And Today 


Winter, Ralph What's Wrong with 4,000 Pastoral Training Schools Worldwide? 

There are three drastic drawbacks pervasively embodied in pastoral training both at home and 

abroad. 



1980 and That Certain Elite 

Winter, Ralph Precarious Milestones to 1980 


Winter, Ralph How Did the Edinburgh 1980 Conference Come Into Being? 

The reason for presenting a highly condensed statement from something written back in 1980 is 

to illuminate the steps now being taken to call a similar meeting for 2004. 



The Largest Stumbling Block to Leadership Development in the Global Church 

Winter, Ralph Eleven Frontiers of Perspective (1-6) 


Winter, Ralph One Perspective from India 

A short article on the negative perspective many in India have of Christian mission. 


Winter, Ralph A Response 

Winter's Response to an Open Letter from the World Evangelical Alliance 



Where Darwin Scores Higher than Intelligent Design 

Winter, Ralph Eleven Frontiers of Perspective (7-11) 


2004 


Winter, Ralph Book Review: His Brother's Keeper 

Book Review: The DaVinci Code 

Book Review: The Purpose Driven Life 


Winter, Ralph Maximum Impact Short-Term Mission: Book Review and Commentary 


Winter, Ralph Book Review: Church Planting Movements. 


Winter, Ralph The Most Precarious Mission Frontier 

2005 


Winter, Ralph Book Review: Maps of Time 


Winter, Ralph Growing up with the Bible 

Mission Frontiers, May-June 2005 

Winter, Ralph and George Miley Who Needs Mission Agencies? (And Who Needs Local Churches?) 

Winter, Ralph The Two Structures 


Winter, Ralph Historical Precedents and Foundations for the GNMS 


Winter, Ralph When Business Can Be Mission: Where Both Business and Mission Fall Short 


Winter, Ralph What Is the Story?: Noting Errors of Fact, Concept and Strategy 

Winter, Ralph and Bob Finley 'Two Sides to Every Issue'?: An Exchange Between Bob Finley and 

Ralph Winter 



Winter, Ralph What are Mission Frontiers? 

See also p. 152 of the Responses to How Shall They Believe by Detlef Bloecher. 

2006 



Twelve Frontiers of Perspective 



The Uncertain Future of Missions?: Comparing Notes Between Ecuador and Guatemala 



The Challenge for Koreans and Americans Together 



2007 

MK Problems, MK Solutions 


Winter, Ralph The Future of Evangelicals in Mission 

Will We Regain the Vision of Our Forefathers in the Faith? 



2008 

When Business Can be Mission: Where Both Business and Mission Fall Short 



Living with Ill-Defined Words: A Response to Herbert Hoefer and Rick Love 


Responses to Christopher Little's "What Makes Mission Christian" Roberston McQuilkin, David 

Hesselgrave, Paul McKaughan, Steve Hawthorne, Ron Sider, René Padilla and Ralph D. Winter 

See also, pp. 91-92 of the article entitled "My Response" by Christopher Little 


Winter, Ralph When the Church Staggers, Stalls, and Sits Down (In the Middle of a War!) 

The church, all around the world, is badly wounded today by the seeping departure 

of its members. 



Winter, Ralph How To Best Help China? The Story of Two Very Different Missionaries To China: 

A look at two men who typified two very different approach to missionary work in China: Hudson 

Taylor and Timothy Richard. 



The IJFM: Looking Back on the Last Eight Years 



Foundations of the World Christian Movement: A Larger Perspective (0-87808-598-X) 

2009 


Winter, Ralph Edinburgh 1910 

Four global conferences will celebrate the famous Edinburgh 1910 conference. What happened 

in 1910 at Edinburgh that was so great? 

Winter, Ralph Mission Collaboration 1910 to 2010 

Curiously, while many professions require special training and insight and have large meetings of 

their practitioners from time to time to compare notes and share knowledge, the role of a crosscultural 

mission agency, has not often merited that kind of meeting on the global level. 



Understanding the Polarization between Fundamentalist and Modernist Mission 

Publishing date unknown 

William Carey Library Publications 

Winter, Ralph The Unfolding Drama of the Christian Movement (0-87808-599-8) 

Winter, Ralph Structures of Renewal in Christian Movements (0-87808-750-8) 

Winter, Ralph The Diary of a Missiologist (0-87808-752-4) 

Winter, Ralph WSC and NT with LXX Con (0-87808-753-2) 




Perspectives on the World Christian Movement Study Guide, several publishing dates 

and ISBNs for different editions 

Perspectives on the World Christian Movement Notebook, several publishing dates and 

ISBNs for different editions 

Perspectives on the World Christian Movement Reader, several publishing dates and 

ISBNs for different editions 


Winter, Ralph Say Yes to Hope (0-87808-901-2)

Comprehensive bibliography of Ralph D. Winter ... - Global Missiology

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