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This item show the entire Nalgonda mission station in India.

Workers at the Mission to the Lepers Project at Kilometer 81, Paraguay. Mrs. Schmidt, who with her husband, Dr. John Schmidt, direct the project, is standing in sixth position from the right. Used CM 3-7-5.

Used in CM 6-28-1? Note on back:"A section of the afternoon crowd at the Wpg. Municipal Auditorium listening to the reports about foreign missions." One of the 3 sessions of the MB Church of Canada held there.

Used in the CM 3-29-6. The first Mennonite Church in Jamaica, located in Constant Springs, in north Kingston, was organized by the Virginia Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities. Three men from that board present for the occaision were: L-r: Missionary Warren Metzler, who was taking over from Rev. D. H. Loewen; Bishop Truman Brunk of Virginia who officiated at the baptism; Mahlon L. Blosser.

Negative also and aditional photo (9x9). Used in CM 4-11-1. Building of the West Coast Children's Mission which was sponsored by the British Columbia Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches. Sunday services (in the chapel) and Sunday School were held in this building on County Line Road. See related photos in 2010-14.436 to 438.

A man, wearing an MEI t-shirt and a traditional skirt and cap, is standing in front of a damaged wall. Possibly taken on a missions trip.

A large group gathered outside in a village setting. A label on the photograph reads "Congregation at Sirko, Basma." This is likely related to the work of missionaries Lillian and Cyril Forth, with the Sudan Interior Mission. The Stirling Avenue congregation were supporters of the Forths.

This photo is of Cornelius Balzer leading singing at the Steyr MB Church.

This photo is a group shot of those baptized at the Neuwied MB Church. The preachers sitting in the middle row are (l-r) Höbel, Ulrich Mege, and Gerhard Fast.

Heinrich H. Unruh and Indian coworkers, Jangaon, South India

Caption in Risk and Endurance: " 'Doing what we can': Crusaders with the calf are the Millar twins, Roderick and Frederick." Crusaders projects raised funds for mission and relief work.The boys pose with a calf outside the home of their parents, Ida and Frederick Millar.