Assorted records created by the American Mennonite Mission in India, including membership and marriage registers for Indian churches, maps, pamphlets, furniture inventories, hospital records, articles and leaflets, and other miscellaneous materials. This series includes the statement of comity agreed to by the various denominational mission organizations in India, which stated mission workers' commitment to corking cooperatively rather than competitively.
Three and one-half years of church bulletins from a Mennonoite church that began as a Kidron Mennonite Church mission post and tent evangelism site. Bulletins include schedules of worship, names of sorship leaders, and congregational announcements.
This set of records consists primarily of mid and late 20th century bulletins and newsletters documenting congregational life and worship. Also included are two very early Sunday school record books (1859) a Bible conference program (1905), a centennial program (1962), a congregational history entitled "A Century and a Half with the Mennonites at Walnut Creek," and annual reports from 1984 to 1990 (1989 missing).
Congregational records of an (old) Mennonite Church / Mennonite Church USA congregation in the Ohio Mennonite Conference. Records include late 19th and early 20th century financial records and Sunday school records, early to mid-twentieth century Young People's Bible Meeting and Women's Aid Society records, church bulletins, (1950-2005), congregational reports, and other miscellaneous records.
The records consist primarily of bulletins from the mid-century. Researchers should be aware that there are many gaps in the run of bulletins possessed by the archives. Additional records include sesquicentennial materials, early programs for events held at the church, and a 2011 testimony regarding the importance of the congregation to a former member of the congregation.
Records, primarily bulletins, of a Mennonite congregation in Wayne County, Ohio, historically affiliated with the (old) Mennonite Church. Of particular interest is a photocopy of the 1894 handwritten church history and register, in German.
Bulletins, newsletters, and other assorted records from a Mennonite congregation in Wayne County, Ohio, historically affiliated with the (old) Mennonite Church.
Records of a Mennonite congregation in upstate New York affiliated with the (old) Mennonite Church and later Mennonite Church USA. Materials include bulletins, Sunday and Bible school records, minutes from congregational and board meetings, directories, and other miscellaneous records.
Researchers should note that the records are incomplete.
Harris Hill Mennonite Church (Williamsville, N.Y.)
Offical and unofficial records of an African American Mennonite church begun by James and Rowena Lark as a mission project in the Pruitt-Igoe housing project in St. Louis, Missouri. Records are divided into several series:
(1) Pastor Hubert Schwartzentruber Files, 1956-1972 (2) Church Bulletins, 1957-1971 (3) Photographs,1957-2008 (4) Miscellaneous, 1955-2008
Early sunday school, and sweing circle records from a Missouri Mennonite congregation affiliated with the (old) Mennonite Church. Also includes a clipping about the congregation's 50th anniversary and the title page of the Bible used by the Sunday school.
Congregational records from Sycamore Grove Mennonite Church in Garden City, Missouri, including 19th and early 20th century Sunday school record books and ledgers, early business meeting minutes and membership records, (1866-1920), sewing circle record books (1914-1954), bulletins (1953-2012), and miscellaneous records.
Sycamore Grove Mennonite Church (Garden City, Missouri)
A small set of assorted records of a (old) Mennonite Church affiliated congregation. Includes the dedication program and documents pertaining to Mennonite ministries carried our in cooperation with the University Christian Church of Starkville, Mississippi.
