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This is a comprehensive collection of records related to the work of the Pacific Coast Conference Executive Committee including Executive Committee and Conference Council minutes, Congregational statistics and yearbook data, conference session and financial reports, correspondence and pertinent information related to congregational and conference issues and programs and other important documents related to the work of the committee.

DYPI Application cards include student name, age, address & congregation, occupation, years of schooling & Sunday School teaching experience

This collection includes the Hope Lind presidential files with pre-Oregon Mennonite Historical and Genealogical Society records.

OMHGS Newsletters through vol. 22, issue 1, Feb 2009. With change of the name of the Society to Pacific Northwest Mennonite Historical Society, the newsletter title changed to PNMHS Newsletter with vol. 22, issue 2, Aug 2009. Beginning with vol. 25, issue 1, Spring 2012, the title was changed to Our Heritage, with subtitle Pacific Northwest Mennonite Historical Society Newsletter. The last issue published was vol. 28, issue 2, Fall 2015.

Guest register, 1954-1958; miscellaneous records, 1959-1968 and undated; correspondence, 1961-1965 and undated; accounts ledgers, 1959-1968; financial records Nov 1973-Nov 1976 and Superintendent's Report Nov 1975

Kitchen workers, including Ruth (Stewart) Kropf (Mrs. Lloyd); many interior and exterior shots, with Nora (Baker) Hostetler (Mrs. Dave) and Susan Roth identified; 3" x 3' color photo of Joe and Ina Yoder taken 14 Jul 1977

A small set of financial records, including ledgers (1944-1962, 1987-1989, and 1995-1996) and annual treasurer's reports (1974-1988, 1995-1997).  These records also include treasurer's correspondence, most of which acknowledges financial gifts received (1924, 1943-1963).

Spiritual Life Meetings/Evangelistic Meetings 1927, 1939, 1969; Christmas Program given by Hopewell at the Portland Rescue Mission, 1957; Bible Conference program, 1976; Historical Meeting, 1999; Family & Church Relationships, 2001; Evangelistic Meetings, J.W. Birky of Spartanburg, PA, Evangelist (undated)

This is a collection of Mahlon Miller's life work as a pastor and Mennonite leader during the 1960s until the early 2000s. Mahlon and his wife Dorothy worked with numerous congregations during their careers, beginning with Pinto Mennonite in 1961. Mahlon was a longstanding pastor at Trinity Mennonite and Hopewell Mennonite Church during the 1970s and 1980s. This collection contains records and correspondence from his time as pastor and involvement in Mennonite Conference leadership. Notably, this collection also includes Mahlon and Dorothy's teaching materials on marriage, family, church structure, and evangelism.
Church Records Include: Pinto Mennonite Church, Yellow Creek Mennonite Church, First Mennonite Church, Trinity Mennonite Church, Trinity New Life Mennonite Church, Ashton Mennonite Church, Hopewell Mennonite Church, Hope Community Mennonite Church, North Main Mennonite Church, Marion Mennonite Church, Maranatha Mennonite Church, Forks Mennonite Church, and assorted guest engagements.

Broadside entitled Himmelsbrief, a newspaper account of Camp Taylor conscientious objectors refusing pay, a newspaper account of Timothy Brenneman's death, and a poem written in memory of a nephew, Levi Brenneman.