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Files pertaining to the Buckwalters' translation work, including language primers, exercises, and translation notes. Also includes a bilingual (Toba and Spanish) mission newsletter entitled Qad'aqtaxanaxanec (Our Messenger). Alphabetically organized by folder title.

Includes information about Emma Richards's ordination, her candidacy for the position of moderator-elect of the Mennonite Church, and the 25th anniversary of her ordination in 1998. Also includes miscellaneous correspondence. Researcher note: collection does not include folders numbered 1, 7 and 8 in ordination subject.

Photographs of M. S. Steiner, the Chicago Home Mission, the Mennonite Orphans Home, Dr. William B. Page, Mary Burkhart, La Junta Mennonite Sanitarium, Andrew Blosser, Abram B. Kolb, Tiny Burkhart, E. J. Hildebrand, G. L. Bender, and Will Coffman.

Includes meeting dockets and minutes, reports, and some correspondence. Researchers should be aware that minutes are missing for the last several years of the organization's existence.

Contains brochures and administrative information for programs administered by the Mennonite Association for Retired Persons, including the Mennonite Senior Sports Classic, Aging with Spirit Retreats, SOOP (Service Opportunities for Older People), and various classes.

This series consists primarily of the products of Mumaw's scholarly and academic work. Also included are presentations made in the context of professional service and worship. The series is divided into three chronological eras: 1954-1974, 1975-1986, and 1987-2003. Including both published and unpublished materials, the contents of this series is indexed by Mumaw's curricula vitae, which are filed at the front of Box 3. Although the series is not a complete collection of Mumaw's work, it is quite extensive.

Incoming and outgoing professional correspondence arranged chronologically. Correspondence from the late 1950s includes discussions with non-Mennonite pastors who argued that racial segregation was Biblically mandated.

Includes biographical information about Le Roy Bechler, church growth diagnostic studies written in the 1980s, and information on the Black Mennonite History Project of the early 1990s. Also included is Bechler's autobiography, "Answering the Call: Telling the Story."

Includes annual reports of the Books Abroad Program, 1961-1971; files on the working operations of the program; and correspondence with persons overseas.

The overseas correspondence for Books Abroad.

Includes by-laws, administrative correspondence, publications, and committee and board meeting minutes. This series is very fragmented and does not provide comprehensive coverage of the dates spanned.

This series comprises the bulk of the records.  Materials include lists of camper and student names by year and by church, statistical summaries of campers and students by year, and group photographs of campers and camp staff.