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Minutes, reports, newsletters, financial statements, and miscellaneous materials created by a Mennonite prison ministry that strove to plant churches in Indiana correctional facilities, represented the Mennonite Church to prison administrators, advocated for legislation to assist offenders and their families in Indiana and Michigan, promoted awareness of offender ministry within congregations, and assisted the families of offenders and those recently released from incarceration. Abe Peters and Al Wengerd served in ministry positions with the Mennonite Steering Committee on Corrections.

Records documenting the annual food and crafts sale and auction in Goshen, Ind. held as a fundraiser for Mennonite Central Committee. These records are divided into three series:

(1) Annual Reports and Governing Documents, 1968-1991

(2) Photographs, 1969-1983

(3) General Records, 1968-2005

Materials generated by the Indiana-Michigan Women's Missionary and Service Commission. This includes governing documents, minutes, annual reports, event programs, financial records, photographs, recordings, and more. The IN-MI WMSC changed its name to the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Women as a result of the merger of the Old Mennonite Church and the General Conference Mennonite Church.

This collection includes the correspondence, minutes, reports, and questionnaires of the Mennonite Board of Missions Ad Hoc Committee Elkhart Hospital Project. This committee investigated the possibility of creating a Mennonite hospital in Elkhart, Indiana in the 1940's.

Includes a 1963 constitution, a 1975 church directory, and bulletins arranged chronologically. Some years also include scattered copies of church council minutes, calendars, and other miscellaneous documents.

The congregation was founded in 1945 as Bon Air Mennonite Church and changed its name to Parkview Mennonite Church in November 1970.

A small collection of records from an independent congregation that was affiliated with the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference until 1981.

These records are divided into the following series:

Series 1: Core Congregational Records, 1872-1998 Series 2: Membership Records, Lists and Church Directories, 1892-2021 Series 3: Church Bulletins and Newsletters, 1928-2011 Series 4: Sunday School Records, 1882-1946 Series 5: Women's Activities, Sewing Circles, etc., 1908-1981 Series 6: Societies, Groups, 1913-1995 Series 7: Prairie Street Church History, 1872-1981 Series 8: Miscellaneous Documents and Records, 1902-1974 Series 9: Audio Visual Materials: Photographs and Sound Recordings (reel to reel and cassette), 1901-2000

A small set of records created by an (old) Mennonite Church and later Mennonite Church USA congregation in Shipshewana, Indiana.   Records consist primarily of bulletins.

These records consist of bulletins (1984-2008), church council and congregational minutes and supporting documentation (interfiled, 1978-2001), reports (1986-2001) and other miscellaneous records of a Hispanic Mennonite congregation in Goshen, Indiana.

Records include church council minutes, board of directors' minutes, annual reports, a photo directory, the dedication program, and other miscellaneous documents. Also included are several sound recordings of services in the late 1960s, sermons delivered at the North Leo Mennonite Church by George Brunk II in December 1968, and a performance by the Gospel Messengers quartet in October 1968.

These records, created by a Mennonite congregation in Goshen, Ind., are divided into four series:

(1) Bulletins, 1958-2011

(2) Newsletters, 1971-2010

(3) Minutes and Reports, 1964-2001

(4) Miscellaneous Church Records, 1980-2001

These records consist primarily of church bulletins dating from 1969 to 2008.  Other materials include an early record book entitled "List of Mennonite Church Members of Middlebury, North District," undated, Sunday school records (1903-1906), a publication entitled "Middlebury Mennonite: Rules and Regulations (1940), and miscellaneous programs and bulletins.

The records of this Menonite congregation located in Shipshewana, Ind. include:

(1) Early Records (to 1950) and Church Histories, 1871-1985

(2) Photographs, 1892-1994

(3) Newsletters, 1944, 1997-2011

(4) Bulletins, 1960-2003

(5) Miscellaneous Congregational Records, 1950-2011

Records of a small Mennonite congregation founded as an Olive Mennonite Church church plant in 1950.  These records are divided into the following series:

Church records arranged chronologically, including bulletins, membership lists, newsletters, Sunday school records, and other miscellaneous records.  The records also include Pastor Russell Krabill's correspondence from 1948-1962.

Since 2006, church bulletins and newsletters have been electronically archived.