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Davis, Howard (2005) Mediating Religion in Post-Soviet Russia: Orthodoxy and National Identity in Broadcasting. Studies in World Christianity, 11 (1). pp. 65-86. ISSN 1750-0230
Fedorov, Vladimir (2005) An Orthodox View on Theological Education as Mission. Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe, 25 (3). pp. 1-37. ISSN 1069-4781
Karetnikova, Marina (2005) The missionary movement in Russia: the 19th and 20th centuries. In: Mission in the Former Soviet Union. Schwarzenfeld, Germany: Neufeld Verlag, pp. 64-73.
Penner, Peter F. (2005) Critical Evaluation of Recent Developments in the CIS. In: Mission in the Former Soviet Union. Schwarzenfeld, Germany: Neufeld Verlag.
Penner, Peter F. (2005) Scripture, Community, and Context in God’s Mission in the FSU. In: Mission in the Former Soviet Union. Schwarzenfeld, Germany: Neufeld Verlag.
Sawatsky, Walter (2005) The Centrality of Mission and Evangelization in the Slavic Evangelical Story. In: Mission in the Former Soviet Union. Neufeld Verlag, Schwarzenfeld, Germany, pp. 38-63. ISBN 9783937896175
Sawatsky, Walter (2005) Inter-Church Mission Dialogue – Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant and Evangelical. In: Mission in the Former Soviet Union. Neufeld Verlag, Schwarzenfeld, Germany, pp. 164-187. ISBN 9783937896175
Sawatsky, Walter (2005) Mennonites and Mission in Eurasia. Mission Focus: Annual Review, 13. pp. 128-135.
Sawatsky, Walter (2005) Why We Must Talk – The Urgency of Mission Dialogue Among Evangelicals in the CIS. In: Mission in the Former Soviet Union. Neufeld Verlag, Schwarzenfeld, Germany, pp. 202-225. ISBN 9783937896175
Sawatsky, Walter (2005) ‘Without God We Cannot, Without Us God Won’t – Thoughts on God’s Mission within Cis in the Future’. In: Mission in the Former Soviet Union. Neufeld Verlag, Schwarzenfeld, Germany, pp. 250-274. ISBN 9783937896175
Tomka, Miklós (2005) Church, State and Society in Eastern Europe. Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Change, Iva, Eastern and Central Europe, 28 . The Council for Research in Values and Philosophy, Washington, United States of America. ISBN 9781565182264
