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Six students from Swift Current Bible Institute participating in the Native Ministries internship program. Glen Guenther is sitting in the middle. Jim Bergman is sitting on the right, wearing a yellow sweater.

A view of the dock and lake from the missionary residence in Little Grand Rapids, Manitoba. There is a boat on the shore on the left-hand side.

Henry Patkau and John Zacharias are working on the Native Ministries mission house in Matheson Island, Manitoba. Henry is painting the window frame while John is cutting wood with a saw.

Henry Patkau and John Zacharias in conversation during a coffee break in the Native Ministries mission house in Matheson Island, Manitoba.

This photo shows the Native Ministries residence and chapel in Matheson Island, Manitoba. The chapel is further away on the right.

John Zacharias (top) and Henry Patkau are laying new carpet in the Native Ministries mission house in Matheson Island, Manitoba.

A photo of the hallway in the mission house in Matheson Island, Manitoba.

A photo of the new linoleum laid in the Native Ministries mission house in Matheson Island, Manitoba. Photo taken April 28, 1995.

People serving themselves at the food table at the Native Ministries' fortieth anniversary in Matheson Island. Others are already eating. Neill von Gunten is standing with his hand resting on a chair (middle-right).

A photo of United Native Ministries council members and Native Ministry members. Ray Horst is third from left (white shirt). Barb Daniels is next to him (in pink). Terry Widrick is on the far right, wearing a necklace. Walter Franz is standing to the left of Terry wearing a white shirt.

Lawrence Hart is speaking at a joint conference session for different Indigenous-church groups. It is possibly the inaugural session in Normal, Illinois. Henry Neufeld is on the right, wearing a white shirt.

Don Unger (left) and Dave Neufeld, Native Ministries board members, take part in a skit at an Indigenous church groups session at a joint General Conference/Mennonite Church conference in Normal, Illinois. The banner in the background was made by women from Riverton, Manitoba who were part of the Native Ministries group that met in that community (which became the Riverton Fellowship Circle in 1996). Each of the Indigenous groups/churches brought a banner for the joint sessions.

(Left to right) Harriet and George Turtle and Native Ministries missionary Henry Neufeld are sitting at an Indigenous church groups session at a joint General Conference/Mennonite Church conference in Normal, Illinois.

This photograph shows Neill and Edith Von Gunten setting up a Native Ministries display at conference.

Four Swift Current Bible Institute students are posing for a photograph. They are in the Native Ministries internship program that took place in Northern Manitoba. Left to right: Terri Redekop, Loretta Heppner, Darlene Prang, Ron Fehr.