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The photos in this collection are from the Klaas Kroeker family. Klaas came from Chortitza, Chortitza colony Russia to Canada in 1903 and settled in Lost River, Saskatchewan after a brief stay at his brother's (Jacob Kroeker) in Reinland, Manitoba. Other members of Klass Kroeker's family came to Canada in 1925. These photos are a collection of family photos.

This slide show consists of 140 mostly colour photographs taken by Paul Meyers in Bangladesh, Helen Penner in North America, J.M. Klassen in the Soviet Union, Peter Penner and Leona Penner in Swaziland and Mozambique, Bert (A.C.) Lobe in China, Stuart Clark in Nepal, Pat Hostetter Martin in Kampuchea [Cambodia], Earl Martin in the Philippines, Larry Kehler in Lebanon, Earl Martin in Indonesia, Paul Meyers in India, Isbrandt Hiebert in Mexico, Belize, Bolivia, and Paraguay. The slides show people from these various countries and MCCs involvements. This material slide show was compiled in 1986, however the photos were taken between 1971-1986. -- Note: slides 19, 25, 26, 28, 70, 71, 91, 122 are missing.

This slide show consists of 74 color slides of MCC's Voluntary Service program SALT (Serving and Learning Together). The photos depict MCC SALT voluntary service people in various locations often socializing. The photos were taken between 1979-1982 and gathered together in this form in 1982/1983. Two audio cassettes for this presentation can be found in the audio cassette collection #2321 and 2322. -- Note: Numbers 2,10,71 are missing.

This slide show consists of 21 color cartoon slides which talk about the MCC Native gardening program. With the slides is an audio cassette, #2324.

This slide show consists of color photographs depicting people with mental and physical disabilities and the challenges they face in a world that makes it difficult to get around and function efficiently. The photos were taken by Robb Nickel between 1977-1981 and put together in this format for Henry Enns of MCC Canada in [1981?]. Included with these slides is a audio cassette #2325 and a film strip #39