Letter from a Mennonite missionary serving the Pikangikum Indian community north of Red Lake, Ontario.  Describes the missionary showing lantern slides of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ and playing records of testimonies, singing, and preaching "in the Indian language" to 40 Native Americans.

Two letters written by a Mennonite missionary family serving in Tres Lomas, Argentina.  In one letter, they express their frustrations and discouragement with the local Catholic priest, their "small weak congregation," and the local "spiritual coldness."  The other letter is more upbeat in tone and recounts both their successes and failures in Tres Lomas.

These personal papers include autobiographical writing, photographs, slides, and ephemera pertaining to Nafziger's work as a Mennonite medical missionary in India.  They also contain some Nafziger family records, specifically a farm journal created by Christian Nafziger II.

"Update"  letters to friends and family describing the Witmers' service in France with the Mennonite Board of Missions.

Correspondence, photographs, and miscellaneous materials associated with Blanche Sell's 35 years of missionary service in India with the Mennonite Board of Missions.  While outgoing correspondence relating the daily work and spiritual life of Mennonite missionaries in Dhamtari will be of most interest to researchers, this collection also holds substantial incoming correspondence from Sell's mother, Elizabeth Sell, and sister, Doris Shenk.  Most of the photographs are snapshots with fair to excellent captioning.  They include images of Indian spiritual and medical leaders, including P. J. Malagar and Dr. Martin.  Miscellaneous materials include a Mennonite Board of Missions India calendar (1952), texts of missionary messages Sell delivered to various Mennonite congregations in the 1980s, and autograph books.

A small set of personal papers documenting the work of this Mennonite missionary couple in India at the turn of the century.  The papers consist primarily of Jacob Burkhard's outgoing correspondence, but also include incoming correspondence to Jacob Burkhold, the memoirs and diary of Jacob Burkhard, letters and notes written by Mary Burkhard, scrapbooks of clippings regarding Mennonite missionary work in India, and Mary Burkhard's Bibles.

An outgoing form letter updating friends and family on the Hallmans' mission work in Argentina.

Outgoing form letters to friends and family updating them on the Shenks' mission work in Hokkaido, Japan

Three update letters from Floyd Sieber and his family, who served as Mennonite missionaries to Argentina.

An "update" letter sent by the Millers describing their mission work in Trujillo, Honduras.  In it the Millers describe recent events in their community, Hurricane Anna, the activities of their children, and their house guests, including Wycliffe Biblical translators and a Honduran student.

Three "volumes" of "In-Gold Coast," an update letter sent by the Ingolds from their service in Ghana, where John Ingold taught biology and physical education.  The letters contain a good deal of information about Mennonite mission and relief work and the Mennonite community in Accra.

"Update" letter from a Mennonite missionary couple regarding their work in Somilia.

Three "update" letters discussing the Schwartzentrubers' mission work in Bragado, Argentina. Also includes two photographs of the Schwartzentrubers with their children printed on missionary leaflets.

Two "update" letters from the Shirks describing their missionary work in India and Hong Kong.

An 'update" letter to friends and family written by a Mennonite missionary in Nigeria, describing her work at a girls' school.