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The richest materials in this series document Nellie Miller Mann's relief work, performed in Syria as a young woman.  Other materials primarily document her life as a pastor's wife and host to conscientious objectors with I-W status.

Personal papers of a pastor in the (old) Mennonite Church, including correspondence, organizational files, sermon notes, and miscellaeous materials.

Assorted records, including church letters, miscellaneous programs, and ephemera.

Open reel and cassette tapes of sermons by J. C. Wenger, J. D. Graber, and Paul Miller, recordings of funerals for Henry Mumaw and Walter Hooley, Andrew Kreider's ordination service, and talks and programs delivered for the congregation's centennial and quasquicentennial.

Weekly church bulletins documeting worship services and monthly newsletters containing congregational news items.

Records of meetings held and work accomplished by the various women's organizations of Prairie Street Mennonite Church.

Records of organizations and programming at Prairie Street Mennonite Church aimed at youth and young adults.

This series include congregational governaing documents, membership records, financial records, annual reports, member directories, and congregational meeting records.  Materials available vary by year.

Travel Journals created by John Allen Lapp over the course of his career. They are often related to his work with Mennonite Central Committee.

The richest source of information in this series are Marian Hostetler's personal letters sent while she was serving in Algeria under Mennonite Central Committee in the 1960s.  The letters contain interesting observations on political and social conditions in Algeria, as well as information about Hostetler's relief work.  Also of particular note in this series is a work of graphic non-fiction by Hostetler entitled, "Un Aperçu de la Vie du Prophète William Wadé Harris."  Other materials in this series include unit and alumni newsletters from the MCC Algeria Unit and the newsletter of the Mennonite Voluntary Service Unit in Gulfport, Miss.

Well-labeled slides and photographs documenting Hostetler's mission and service work in Africa and the United States.