Works
- The Relation of the Bible to Learning Reprint: Toronto: Wedge, 1974.
- Scriptural Religion and Political Task Reprint: Toronto: Wedge, 1974.
- 'ARSS and its reorganization' Calvinist Contact 1962: 5-7
- 'Dooyeweerd's Passing: An Appreciation' The Banner April 22, 1977: 20-23.
- 'Interview with Dr. H. Evan Runner' by Harry Van Dyke and Albert M. Wolters in Hearing and Doing pp.333-361
- Vollenhoven's History of the Presocratic Philosophers
- Verbonds-geschiedenis (Promise and Deliverance) by S.G. De Graaf; Translated by H. Evan Runner and his wife Ellen.
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