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The series consists of the following files:
1) Association of Christian Schools International (ASCI) - 2004-2007 - (1 file) Box 411
2) Independent Schools Support Act - (1 file) Box 411
3) Canadian Association of Mennonite Schools, 1977-1984, 2007-2008 - (1 file) Box 411
4) Federation of Independent Schools (FISA) Minutes & Enclosures, Correspondence, 1966, 1973-1980, 1982, 1984, 1990-1991, 1996, 1999-2000 - (3 files) Box 411
5) Friends of MEI, 1975-1977, 1981-1986, N.D. - (1 file) Box 411
6) Society of Christian Schools in BC, 1999 - (1 file) Box 411
7) National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), 1982-1983 - (1 file) Box 411
8) Canadian Association of Mennonite Schools (CAMS) Festivals, 1983-1984, 1990 - (1 file) Box 411
9) Independent School Support Act, 1977-1979, 1987 - (1 file) Box 411
10) Professional Development, 1975-1987, 1990-1993 - (6 files) Box 411
11) Professional Development - Korean Teacher's Conference - (1 file) Box 411

Series consists of historical information, correspondence and minutes.

The Mennonite World Conference assemblies bring together Mennonites every six years to explore the history and future of Mennonite Anabaptism and to be in community with one another. While the earliest assemblies were attended primarily by Mennonites living near the host city, modern assemblies are attended by thousands of Mennonites worldwide. The records of the earliest assemblies consist only of the proceedings. Beginning with the 1948 assembly, there are also materials documenting the planning, organization, and publicizing of the assemblies, as well as more thorough records of activities and attandance at the assembly. For some assemblies, sound recordings and films accompany the paper records.

This series includes programs, brochures, workbooks, lectures, attendance records, planning documents, and miscellaneous materials pertaining to annual assemblies and other gatherings sponsored by the African AMerican Mennonite Associations.

Oversize documents and three-dimentional objects associated with the John Howard Yoder Papers.

A small but eclectic set of materials, including passports, souvenir books, travel mementos, J.D. Graber's memorial program, and other family materials (including documents from the 1800s).

A prolific writer, Lapp left behind a number of unpublished manuscripts and sermons, as well as draft copies of published works. Much of his writing deals with mission work and India. Sermon texts, notes, and outlines are also included in this series.

Written and spoken texts produced by Ernest E. Miller. Includes both published and unpublished articles, but researchers should not assume that this series includes all of Ernest E. Miller's published works. Additionally, researchers can expect to find some interplay among these three categories. Scattered sermons, for example, may be interfiled with addresses or articles.

Includes a number of materials written by Mae Hershey, including her autobiography and miscellaneous lectures.  Many of the articles by both T. K. and Mae Hershey were published in various denominational publications.

Typed and handwritten manuscripts and notes.  Also includes photocopies of chapters from a 1982 book by Venora Weaver Salzman that discuss Slagel and miscellaneous items.

The material in this series consists of articles and photocopied sections of books relating to the research of For Everything a Season. Topics of research include aspects of Russian and Soviet education, history and data of the Mennonite education system in Russia and the relationships between Russian and Mennonite authorities.

Primarily manuscript copies of essays, theses, articles, and other prose works by Silas Hertzler. Topics include Mennonite history and the history of education. Materials pertaining to Hertzler's published genealogy may be found in Series 7.

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