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Kovács, Ábrahám (2016) A budapesti református belmisszió központja: a Németajkú Ev. Ref. Leányegyház rövid története és teológiai felfogása: 1859-1912 [Center of the Reformed Hungarian Mission in Budapest: Brief History and Theological Conception of the German-speaking Evangelical-Lutheran Church: 1859-1912]. Egyháztörténeti Szemle, XVII (3).
Kovács, Ábrahám (2014) Critical remarks on the State of Religions and Religious Studies in Hungary. Religion and Culture 종교와 문화제26호 서울대학교 종교문제연구소, 26 (2). pp. 123-149.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2014) A Remedy of the World: An Eschatological Dimension of a quasi-religion, Communism and its application in Central Europe. Korean Journal of Religious Studies, 74.2. pp. 121-148.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2014) Strange Siblings? A Signpost Marking the Divergence and Convergence of Science of Religion and Christian Theology in the nineteenth century Hungary. Religion.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2005) Angolszász és német hatások az első magyarországi protestáns kórház, a Bethesda megalapításakor [Anglo-Saxon and German influences on the founding of the first Protestant hospital in Hungary, Bethesda]. Egyháztörténeti Szemle, 6 (1). pp. 79-94.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2016) Millennial Eschatology, Revival and Mission to the Jews in the Hungarian Kingdom. In: Mission in Central and Eastern Europe: Realities, Perspectives, Trends. Regnum Edinburgh Centenary Series (34). Regnum, UK, pp. 423-438. ISBN 9781911372172
Kovács, Ábrahám (2014) Whose Civilization Is Europe Today? Encounters between Hungarian Reformed Faith and Secular Worldviews. In: The Law of God. Exploring God and Civilization, Studies in Reformed Theology. Leiden: Brill, pp. 105-132.
Kovács, Ábrahám and Cox, James L. (2014) The first Hungarian Handbook on Comparative Religion: Liberal Theology, Science of Religion and the Issue of Classification. In: New Trends and Recurring Issues in the Study of Religion. Budapest: L’Harmattan, pp. 52-93.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2011) A debreceni ortodoxia teológiai gondolkozása [Theological thinking of Orthodoxy in Debrecen]. In: Átjárható határok: Ünnepi kötet dr. Gaál Botond professzor 65. születésnapjára [Interoperable borders: Festschrift for dr. professor Gaál Botond's 65th birthday]. Acta theologica Debrecinensis (2). DRHE, Debrecen, pp. 321-335.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2009) The Challenge of post Christendom Era: the Relation of Christian Theology to World Religions. In: World Christianity in Local Context: Essays in Memory of David A. Kerr (Stephen R. Goodwin,ed.) vols. 2, I. London-New York: Continuum, pp. 3-23.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2009) Mission to the Jews. In: Christianity: The Illustrated Guide to 2000 Years of the Christian Faith. Millennium house titles. . Millennium House, Sydney, Australia.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2007) Counter Reformation. In: Encyclopaedia of Mission and Missionaries. Religion and Society series Part 1 . Routledge, New York, pp. 107-109.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2007) Protestant Churches. In: Encyclopaedia of Mission and Missionaries. Religion and Society series Part 1 . Routledge, New York, pp. 355-361.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2005) Missziói, egyházépítési és egyházi megújulási elgondolások találkozása és gyakorlati megvalósulása a Budapesti Református Egyházban a 19. század végén [Missions, Church planting and renewal ideas and practical implementation in the Budapest Reformed Church in the late 19th century]. In: Horizont. L’Harmattan, Budapest-Pápa, pp. 154-179.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2006) The History of the Free Church of Scotland’s Mission to the Jews in Budapest and its impact on the Reformed Church of Hungary 1841-1914. Studies in the intercultural history of christianity, 140 . F. am Main, Berlin, Bern- Oxford Wien: Peter Lang.
Kovács, Ábrahám (2001) The Origin of the Scottish-Hungarian Church Relations: The Settlement and the First Years of the Scottish Mission in the 1840s. D. Dr. Harsányi András Alapítvány Kiadványai, 4 . Debreceni Református Kollégium Nyomdája, Debrecen, Hungary. ISBN 9789630088398
Kovács, Ábrahám (2003) The History of the Free Church of Scotland's Mission to the Jews in Budapest, and Its Impact on the Hungarian Reformed Church: 1841-1914. Doctoral thesis, University of Edinburgh.
