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This fonds consists of registers, directories, bulletins, annual reports, news clippings, congregational programmes, correspondence, minutes, newsletters, constitutions, position papers, and litanies which pertain to the founding and development of the Mennonite congregation in Charleswood. It documents the leaders and participants in the congregation. This fonds consists of registers (1963-1979), directories (1969-1995, 2000-2021), annual reports (1963-1993, 1997, 2003-2021), news clippings (1963), congregational programmes for various events (1965-1992), correspondence (1970-1976), congregational meeting minutes (1963-1989), church council meeting minutes (1962-1989), newsletters (1973-1994), The Grapevine newsletter (2006-2018, 2020-2021), constitutions ([196-?]-1978), position papers ([197-?]-1988), and litanies ([197-]). The records pertain to the founding and development of the congregation in Charleswood and they documents the leaders and participants in the congregation.

The first 49 photos (no. 1-49) consist of student activities from 1972-1974 such as sports, music, studying, student / faculty retreats and special lectures. The remaining 127 photos (no. 50-176) consist of various events and activities from the 1983-1984 academic year. These events include a recognition event honoring two long-time cooks (Annie Janzen and Hertha Penner), musical activities showing choirs, students playing instruments or conducting choirs, and students making other presentations. There are also photos from a public event in the chapel which continued in the cafeteria -- possibly an alumni and graduation event.

This fonds consist of church bulletins, annual reports, newsletters, minutes of church council and congregational meetings, financial records, constitutions, policies, legal records, worship, evangelism & mission activities, records of growth and expansion and photographs.

These images related to North End MB Church, Elmwood MB Church, Winnipeg City Mission, and Mary Martha Home, supporting domestic workers in Winnipeg.