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Correspondence and subject files of the division of the Mennonite Board of Missions responsible for church planting and mission work in the United States and Canada.  Includes information about African American, Native American, and Latino / a ministries.

Correspondence and subject files of the division of the Mennonite Board of Missions responsible for church planting and mission work in the United States and Canada.  Includes information about African American, Native American, and Latino / a ministries.

Correspondence and subject files of the division of the Mennonite Board of Missions responsible for church planting and mission work in the United States and Canada.  Includes information about African American, Native American, and Latino / a ministries.

This collection includes materials on the Global Mennonite History Project, Mennonite Board of Missions documents, a transcript of an interview with Roy and Florence Kreider, correspondence, and an annotated survey of inter-Mennonite relations in 1974 and 1987.

This collection contains correspondence from Mennonite families living and working with the Choctaw Indigenous peoples, the Choctaw Indian Missions Charter, Mennonite Board of Missions correspondence, and various files and newspaper publications related to Choctaw and Mennonite history in Mississippi, as well as files and publications on other indigenous groups in the region.

Correspondence and subject files of the division of the Mennonite Board of Missions responsible for church planting and mission work in the United States and Canada.  Includes information about African American, Native American, and Latino / a ministries.

This collection contains the organizational records of Choice Books, formerly Life Line Books. Materials include annual reports, minutes, correspondence, subject files, and various other materials documenting the organization's work in distributing books ("bookrack evangelism").

A small set of papers consisting primarily of correspondence documenting Blosser's work with the Mennonite Board of Missions (particularly the Mennonite Relief and Service Committee).  Also includes a History of Hephzibah Mennonite Church and Blosser's notes on the 1965 Urban Racial Conference.  Blosser served as a bishop in the Central District Conference since 1960.

A large set of sound recordings on open reel, cassette tapes, and CDs produced by the Mennonite Board of Mission's media evangelization agency. Recordings are organized by program or series for which they were produced.

The collection includes biographical information, trip diaries, presentation notes, and sermon materials of Paul M. and Ann Keener Gingrich.  The Gingerichs served as missionaries in Ethiopia, and Paul Gingerich later provided leadership for the Mennonite Board of Missions.

The collection includes minutes, correspondence, and activity booklets of the Mennonite Youth Fellowship.

Correspondence and subject files of the division of the Mennonite Board of Missions responsible for church planting and mission work in the United States and Canada.

A small set of correspondence, reports, committee minutes, and other materials pertaining to the relationship between the Mennonite Board of Mission's service and relief work and the work of Mennonite Central Committee.

Correspondence organized by state regarding various mission stations administered by the Mennonite Board of Missions.

Personal papers of a pastor, missionary, and administrator who served in Argentina and Uruguay from 1925 to 1967 and cofounded Mennonite Renewal Services in 1975. Researchers should note that the volume of materials documenting the life of Ada Ramseyer Litwiller is quite small. The collection is divided into the following series:

1) Correspondence

2) Manuscripts and Publications

3) Data Files

4) Sermon Notes

5) Seminary and Teaching Materials

6) Personal and Biographical Materials

7) Miscellaneous Oversized Materials