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Consists entirely of audio tape recordings. Rempel must have been a tape enthusiast. Family, Mennonite speakers, Music, church services, wire recordings

This fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, annual financial statements, lists of teachers and students, and detailed financial information for the years just prior to is closing and the dispersement of its assets.

The La Junta Mennonite School of Nursing (La Junta, Colo.) Alumnae Association was founded in 1956.  The association not only helps nursing school classmates maintain a sense of community, but also supports nursing students at Mennonite colleges through scholarships.  Materials in this collection include governance and adminstrative documents of the association, the alumnea newsletter (1944-2008), scholarship fund correspondence and records, reunion materials, lists of graduates, class correspondence, photographs, alumnae studies, a scrapbook created from yearbooks, and miscellaneous materials.  Of particular note is a phonograph record of the class of 1946 singing its class song, "Onward and Upward."

baptisms, births, deaths, marriages, ministerial elections
scanned from microfilms and originals: MF CHR 10, MF CHR 20, Bd. Ms. 17, 18, 19, 20 http://mla.bethelks.edu/metadata/cong_310.php

Records of a small (old) Mennonite Church / Mennonite Church USA conference that encompases congregations in Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Alabama.  Materials include constitutions, early news letters, delegate meeting dockets and minutes, executive committee meeting minutes, annual reports (incomplete), and miscellaneous records.

Records for the entity within the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities responsible for screening and assigning personnel to staff the various home and foreign missions.  These records consist primarily of the various publications issued by the committee and the board (Mission Letter, Mission News Bulletin, Weekly Mission News, ), but aso includes meeting minutes, policies, reports, and other administrative documents.  Most missionary applications submitted to the committee may be found in series IV-06-01.2.

Correspondence 1930-47 with gaps

diaries 1917-79 with gaps

autograph books

clippings

A small set of miscellaneous correspondence from various leaders of the mission agencies of the (old) Mennonite Church.

Papers of a Mennonite missionary couple stationed in India and Ghana, with interest in the mission field in Nigeria.  Divided into the following series:

(1) Correspondence, Subject Files, and Miscellaneous, 1944-1977

(2) Sermon Outlines, 1927-1956

(3) Photographs, 1954-1963

(4) Audio Tapes, circa 1957-1972

Bethel Academy scrapbook 1912
children's church music - German and English (printed matter)

This fonds contains minutes and reports, background information of projects, financial and legal documents, and correspondence. There also are membership lists and a 20th anniversary book.

This collection of material consists of financial records from 1879-1880 and 1889-1890, two church or village registers and a fire insurance register. The first village register contains entries up to 1890 and the other up to 1925.

The papers are divided into six categories: 1) Personal - correspondence, notebooks, and presentations; 2) Educational - Bethel and MBS; 3) Subject Files; 4) MCC; 5) General Conference; and 6) Prairie View. His correspondence is extremely limited, and most of the personal papers consist of notes and drafts for various papers, presentations, and sermons. Course materials from Bethel are sparse, but very extensive notes and papers are in the collection from MBS, where it is interesting to note that with the exception of a couple courses with Donovan Smucker and S. F. Pannabecker, he took almost entirely courses with professors from MBS’s partner institution, Bethany (Brethren) Seminary.

There are a few letters related to his work with MCC and GCMC, but most of these materials consist of reports, papers and proceedings from the many conferences held in the 1950s and 1960s. A few of these are annotated. Files from his work with these institutions, as is also the case with Prairie View, likely remained almost entirely with his employers. Even the CPS and MCC files from his work in the 1940s are limited, but they contain a few folders of original and personal materials of more interest and perhaps uniqueness.

This set of records consists primarily of dockets of the body that succeeded the Integration Committee of the General Conference Mennonite Church and the (old) Mennonite Church.    The transformation team was charged with promoting further articulation of the Mennonite Church USA's mission and purpose, providing places for and monitoring discussions about the structure of the new denomination, and ultimately implementing the new denominational administration.

Researchers should note that this set of records is not complete.  The last docket is dated November 2000, and the work of the transformation team extended into the summer of 2001.