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“Relating as Siblings,” (On relating to churches in other countries) Mennonite Brethren Herald 44 (July 1, 2005) 4-5.
“Embracing a Wider Cross: There are Many Life-Changing Ways to Understand Christ’s Death and Resurrection,” In Touch (September 2004) 6-8.
“Would Menno Simons Watch TV?,” Mennonite Brethren Herald 41 (February 8, 2002) 27.
“Training for Mission: What is the Best Training? Why Theology? How do Study and Action Integrate?,” MBMS International Witness (May-June 2000) 8-9.
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“Hurricane Mitch: God’s Punishment?,” Tierra Nueva-New Earth News 4 (Spring 1999) 5, 11.
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“Jesus Touches Our Shame,” The Mennonite 109 (July 12, 1994) 11.
“The Prodigal Embrace,” The Other Side 30 (2, 1994) 12-15.
“My Conversion to Christian Pacifism: Reading Jacques Ellul in War Ravaged Central America”
“Two Foundational Stories of the Cross: How They Affect Evangelism,” Mission Focus Annual Review 15 (2007) 26-38.
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“Reading Romans in Hurricane-Ravaged Honduras: A Model of Intercultural and Interdisciplinary Conversation,” co-author, J. Ross Wagner, Missiology 32 (July 2004) 367-383.
“E.P. Sanders, Honduran Churches, and How We Write Theology”
“Is This the Gospel?: An Evaluation of the Legalism Present in Churches in a Tegucigalpa Barrio,” Missiology 25 (4, Oct. 1997) 406-418.
“Is God Perceived as a God of Love?: The Impact of Spanish Roman Catholic Heritage, Machismo, and the experience of Authority on Latin Americans' Concept of God.” translation of, “El concepto de Dios en Am\302\201érica Latina.” Boletín Teológico: Revista de la Fraternidad Teológica Latinoamericana Año Año 28 (61, 1996) 39-55.
“Evangelical Churches in a Tegucigalpa Barrio, Do They Fit the Escapist and Legalistic Stereotype?: An Ethnographic Investigation,” Duke-University of North Carolina Program in Latin American Studies Working Paper Series, no. 16 (February 1995).
“Reflections on Douglas John Hall’s God and Human Suffering: An Exercise in the Theology of the Cross” originally published as “Suffering and Leadership,” Inter-View: Inter-Cultural Journal of Christian Leadership 4 (1, 1992) 11-16.