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In this series the author researched the origins and development of the Low German (Plattdeutsch) language. He compared it to High German (modern German), Dutch, and Old High German. Rempel also traced its use in the Mennonite culture. The records consist of notes, manuscripts, and cards. Most of the information is in Dutch, Low German, and High German.

This series consists of a variety of material relating to World War Two. Of special interest is the material produced by the German army such as records made by Karl Stumpp and daily reports made by the Sicherheitsdienst (SD), or security service. Rempel's collection in this area focused on the German occupation of the Soviet Union areas. Rempel also collected material regarding the Jewish background and situation during that time. The records he collected are mostly photocopied books and articles. Manuscripts, card indexes and notes by the author also are prominent.

The Women in Missions records begin in 1942 and continue until 1990. These records were generated by members of the executive committee of the women's organization. They consist mainly of minutes, reports and programs. The records will be of interest to anyone studying the missionary work of Mennonite women in Manitoba during the 1940s through the 1990s.

This series includes minutes (1979-2004), reports (1980-2004), advertisements (1972-2004), correspondence (1972-1992), membership lists and materials (1971-2004), website statistics (1997-1998), Heritage Posting editor's files (1996-2004) and a record of honorary membership awards (1982-2005).

This series includes reports (1983-1991) correspondence (1982-2004) and publicity (1986-2002).

This series includes reports and minutes.

This series consists of proposals, correspondence, and minutes.

This series consists of records produced by the JMU committee which consisted of representatives from the three sponsoring cultural groups -- Jewish community, Mennonite community and the Ukrainian community. It includes records from the conference entitled “Building Bridges” and the book entitled A Sharing of Diversities, which included papers presented at the conference. Included are minutes, correspondence, and draft copies of most of the papers, as well as some 3.5 inch computer diskettes which contain the original submissions.

This series consists of correspondence, various artists' information and financial records.

This series consists of correspondence, reports, minutes, finances and items produced to promote the Mennonite Centennial Celebrations in 1974-1975.

The bulk of the CMBC Publications files can be divided into four categories:
-a) manuscripts submitted for publication.
-b) paste-up copies of books.
-c) correspondence related to various publications.
-d) photographs used in the book Garden in the Wilderness by Edgar Stoesz. MHC Photograph Collection 518

The bookstore records contain mostly invoices, account sheets of CMBC students, and payment orders. A small amount of bookstore correspondence is included. Most of the material in these files was generated by the following bookstore managers:
-a) Judy Epp 1974-1976
-b) Brenda Braun (1976-1979)
-c) Shirley Tiessen (1979-1983)

This section consists of correspondence with Provincial Conferences, churches, schools, students, faculty and alumni, and files on personnel, finances, alumni, student council, academic calendar, college committees, conferences and special events from the office of Henry Poettcker who served as CMBC President for the years 1959-1978. The years covered by this series are more than the years of Henry Poettcker's presidency since some material was collected for background information and some files were continued by his successors.

This series consists of correspondence, committee minutes, memos, reports from the Academic Standings committee, the Administration committee, the Alumni Association, the CMBC Board, the Faculty Committee, the Finance committee, the PR committee and the Scholarship committee all from the CMBC Business Manager's (later the Registrar/Business Manager's) Office.. It also consists of information on curriculum and timetabling at CMBC as well as course syllabi, registration packets, student lists/directories, statistics, campus maintenance, summer bookings, staff applications and correspondence and posters and programs from choir tours and concerts, music seminars, special courses, lectures, opening ceremonies, graduations and peace conferences. There is also correspondence with individual donors, businesses, churches and government grants.

This series consists of various lecture series, musical events (recitals/concerts) and interviews.