Paul G. Hiebert
Biography
Paul G. Hiebert (1932–2007) wrote Transforming Worldviews and Anthropological Insights for Missionaries, and co-wrote Incarnational Ministry with Eloise Hiebert Meneses.
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Evangelism & Missions
“We live in a world of rapidly increasing cross-cultural connections, which raises the great dangers of misunderstandings, alienations and conflicts. Much has been written theoretically on how to make them constructive. Drawing on his wide personal experience and teaching intercultural communications to those ministering around the world, Elmer helps us to see that crosscultural relationships take place in the realities of everyday life, and shows us concrete ways to build relationships of understanding and trust across the cultural gulfs we encounter in global ministries. . . . Effective cross-cultural ministries begin with interpersonal relationships that bridge the cultural gulfs that separate people.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Kaiser helps us regain the big picture of what God is doing in human history. . . . His challenge helps us put mission back into the center of our lives and ministries, . . . demonstrat[ing] clearly that God's mission to the world is the central theme binding Old and New Testaments together. For us to focus on anything else is to miss what God has done and continues to do in human history.”
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Anthropological Insights for Missionaries
Evangelism & Missions
Anthropological Reflections on Missiological Issues
Evangelism & Missions
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