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A small set of personal papers found in an old Mennonite home near Kolb Mennonite Church (Holmes County, Ohio) in 1940.  Materials include early congregational records (1838-1855),scattered correspondence, A Fraktur and a Fraktur fragment, genealogical records, and miscellaneous materials.

Papers of a layman and church secretary of the Howard -Miami Mennonite congregation in Kokomo, Ind.  Materials pertain to lay religious and congregational life and document sermons preached and heard, offerings made, and congregational membership.

Early sunday school, and sweing circle records from a Missouri Mennonite congregation affiliated with the (old) Mennonite Church.  Also includes a clipping about the congregation's 50th anniversary and the title page of the Bible used by the Sunday school.

It documents the leaders and participants in the congregation. The fonds contains congregational meeting minutes (1925-1947), programmes (1927-1928), financial records (1908-1948), and membership records (1908-1944). The records pertain to the founding and development of the Mennonite congregation in Langham, Saskatchewan.

Mostly correspondence. Some financial items and other materials.

Box 3: family history materials

Three and one-half years of church bulletins from a Mennonoite church that began as a Kidron Mennonite Church mission post and tent evangelism site.  Bulletins include schedules of worship, names of sorship leaders, and congregational announcements.

Assorted records created by the American Mennonite Mission in India, including membership and marriage registers for Indian churches, maps, pamphlets, furniture inventories, hospital records, articles and leaflets, and other miscellaneous materials.  This series includes the statement of comity agreed to by the various denominational mission organizations in India, which stated mission workers' commitment to corking cooperatively rather than competitively.

A small collection of bulletins and an incomplete church history (1930 to 1960) of a Mennonite congregation in Missouri.

Bulletins of a mission church established in 1950 by the North Central Mennonite Conference containing congregational news and themes of sermons.

This fond includes church registers with information on member families and baptism (ca. 1900-1965); minute books of membership meetings (1917-1962), of minister' and deacons' meetings (1915-1962), and of sewing circle meetings (1955-1961); church records of the fellowship at Capasin, including minute books of its youth group (1933-1965) and the membership register of the group at Garthland; and Elder Peter Regier's guestbook (1907-1937). There are also records from the Tiefengrund district of the Church (1933-1956).

This fonds contains correspondence (1959-1966), a brief history (1960), and one photograph : b&w ; 9 X 9 cm (1960). The records pertain to the founding and development of the Mennonite mission in Fort St. John, B.C.

This fonds consists of correspondence (1959-1966), reports (1959-1964), and photographs (1959-[196-?]) which pertain to the development of a Mennonite congregation in Park Valley/Big River area of Saskatchewan.

This fonds contains bulletins (1963-1967). They pertain to the activities of the congregation.

Fonds is arranged in the following series:
1) History - 1968 - (1 file) - Box 43
2) Minutes - 1967-1969 - (1 file) - Box 43
3) Reports - 1968 - (1 file) - Box 43
4) Financial Records - 1959-1970 - (2 files) - Box 43
5) Correspondence - 1965-1969 - (1 file) - Box 43
6) Lists - 1967-1968 - (1 file) - Box 43
7) Certificates of Transfers - 1967-1968 - (1 file) - Box 43
8) Ephemera - 1965-1969 - (1 file) - Box 43

This fonds consists of minutes, financial records, and a family register which pertain to the beginning, development, and dissolution of the Mennonite congregation at Lena, part of the Whitewater Gemeinde. It documents who the leaders and participants were in the congregation. This fonds contains congregational meeting minutes (1926-1970), financial records (1926-1950), and a family register (1926-1966).