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This collection includes letters written from Japan by Carl and Esther Beck, a sermon, and a short paper documenting their voluntary service work in Japan.

The collection consists of letters written by Eugene and Luella (Gingerich) Blosser from Japan to friends and family back at home from 1949 to 1966.

This collection contains materials from reunions of Mennonite and Brethren in Christ mission workers in Japan, 1999-2012, as well as correspondence regarding an additional reunion and obituaries of members.

A small set of personal papers from a Mennonite missionary couple who served in Japan.  Materials include correspondence, photographs, and information on the first regional congress on evangelism in Asia and the South Pacific.

The collection includes letters and one Christmas card (with photo) from Don and Dorothy McCammon regarding their mission experiences in China and Japan.

The collection includes correspondence, pamphlets and photographs documenting the mission experience in Japan of the Don and Barbara Reber family from 1953 to 1960.

The papers contain a hodgepodge of information pertaining to Ruth and Rhoda Resslers' various stints in Japan as mission and relief workers. Materials include correspondence, activity reports, the newsletter of the Hokkaido Mennonite Fellowship, miscellaneous materials relating to Mennonite mission work in Japan, and financial records. The Resslers' papers also contain a number of photographs, scrapbooks, and a handful of slides. Researchers should be aware, however, that many of the images are not labeled. The collection holds a several audiocassettes as well: recorded lectures presented by the Resslers in Japan, an oral history interview with Rhoda and Ruth Ressler, and a multi-tape oral history with Rhoda Ressler. Also included is an 1889 statement on dress and prayer coverings, unrelated to Mennonite mission work in Japan.

Outgoing form letters to friends and family updating them on the Shenks' mission work in Hokkaido, Japan

The collection consists of a presentation given on October 9, 1969 at Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary.