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This series contains information on the founding of the Home and Foreign Relief Commission, as well as records of donations, meeting minutes, and materials from Abram B. (A.B) Kolb, a prominent mission leader.

This series contains the correspondence of George Lambert, the mission worker who traveled to India to deliver famine relief. Materials and newspaper clippings related to his efforts and the efforts of other missionaries in India are also included.

This series consists of 71 photographs taken in India that record the devastation caused by famine, earthquakes, and plauge, as well as the relief work done by the Home and Foreign Relief Commission and other mission workers. Some of the photos were eventually published in George Lambert's books on the famine in India.

This series consists of an almost complete set of diaries documenting Yoder's daily life. It also includes two handwritten volumes entitled, " Incidents in the Life of C. Z. Yoder."

Genealogical information, clippings, sermon notes, and other miscellaneous materials.

Fourteen folders of primariy incoming correspondence, both personal and pastoral.

Includes a financial ledger (1903-1920), records of Hallman's teaching at Hesston Bible College, materials on the Martin-Hallman Clothing Company, photographs of Daniel Kauffman and T. K. Hershey, and other miscellaneous materials.

Brief daily entries for the following years: 1898-1903, 1905-1906, 1910-1913, 1915-1930, 1932-1936, 1937-1956. ANother author continued Hallman's diary after his death.

Handwritten outlines of sermons delivered.

Incoming and outgoing personal, professional, and pastoral correspondence. Contains a good deal of friendly correspondence with Pennsylvania Mennonites, Also includes a lot of correspondence regarding mission business and tracts. Mininger's correspondence with and about religious conscientious objectors in World War I is particularly significant. Correspondence is largely arranged chronologically. Correspondence arranged by correspondents' names may be found at the end of the series.

A small collection of pamphlets, tracts, clippings, and other materials pertaining to the imprisonment of religious conscientious objectors in World War I.

Clippings, notes, reports, and other reference matertials kept by Mininger. Also includes a lot of inspirational poetry collected by Mininger. It is unclear whether Mininger authored any of the poems. The subject files are organized alphabetically by topic. Researchers should note that folder numbers are not accurate in this series.

A small set of writings by Mininger, some of which address urban mission work and his pastoral work with conscientious objectors imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth during World War I. The sermons and articles are organized alphabetically by title or topic.

This series contains very similar materials to Series 3: Subject Files, but also includes administrative materials pertaining to the Mennonite Gospel Mission in Kansas City, and a brief biography of Hettie Kulp Mininger by Russell Krabill (written in 1991). Also includes photographs of J. D. and Hettie Mininger (primarily of Hettie Mininger).

Diaries and databooks kept by T. K. Hershey. Entries are fairly descriptive and discuss Hershey's daily appointments and activities. This series includes special diaries kept during trips. Researchers should note that there are gaps in this series.