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This fonds contains bulletins (1959-1973, 2010-2016), directories (1969, 1978, 1994), annual reports (1969, 1977-1979, 2010-2014), congregational meeting minutes (1927-1979, includes reports 1969-1979), attendance records for membership meetings (1958-1969), church board/council meeting minutes (1978-1979, 2013-2016), annual statistical reports (1927-1979), position paper on baptism (1932), MCCC refugee programme guide (1979), miscellaneous correspondence (includes certificates of citizenship, 1927-1979), membership and family register (1927-1979). The records pertain to the beginning and development of the Elim Mennonite congregation at Grunthal, Manitoba and they document who the leaders and participants were in the congregation.

Photographs of camp life and work at Montreal River Alternative Service work camp by conscientious objectors ("COs") during the winter of 1942-1943, a homemade calendar for 1942 featuring a picture of the camp, and a colourized photograph of the camp framed with birch bark.

Fonds is arranged in the following series:
1) Constitution - 1982 -2004 - (1 file) - Box 38
2) Minutes - 1961, 2007 - (1 file) - Box 38
3) Financial - 1983 - (1 file) - Box 38
4) Reports - 1996-2016 - (4 files) - Box 38
5) Legal Documents - 1986 - Box 38
6) Publications - 1983-2022 - (12 files) - Box 38
7) Clippings - 1983 - (1 file) - Box 38
8) Audio Visual - 34 CDs - Box 38
9) Photographs -

This fonds contains bulletins (1983-2013, 2018), constitution (1986, 1996), correspondence (1987), ethical papers (1988-1989), newsletters (1988-1995), "Connecting" newsletter (2006-2007, 2010-2011, 2018), annual reports (1984-1998), congregational meeting minutes (1980-1997), church council meeting minutes (1980-1998), congregational office holders list (1989-1991), directories (1990, 1994), and other documents (1989-1994). The records pertain to the founding and development of the Mennonite congregation in Abbotsford, B.C. They document some of the leaders and participants in the congregation.

This fonds contains bulletins (1986-2020), calendar of activities (1989-1996), directory (1994, 2006, 2007, 2016-2021), and minutes of the congregation's education committee meetings, finance committee meetings, missions committee meetings, and worship committee meetings (1986-2006, 2016-2020) , and the congregational worship calendars and themes (1986-2006). The records pertain to the beginning and development of the Emmanuel Mennonite Church in Winkler, Manitoba and they document the leaders and participants of this congregation.

This fonds contains bulletins (1957-1986), directories (1978-1983), annual reports (1979-1984, 1997-2016) congregational meeting minutes (1975-1985), church council minutes (1997-2016), constitutions ([196-?], 1978), membership and family registers and other register documents ([19-]-2018), a brief congregational history (1954), congregational statistics (1928-1959), and financial records (1939-1944). The records pertain to the Mennonite congregation in Wymark, Saskatchewan.

This fonds consists of correspondence of the Enns - Toews family in Canada, Russia, Brazil, and Germany to and from family and friends. Also included are diaries eleven photographs, two Russian estate maps and one audio cassette. This fonds can be divided in to nine series.
-1) John H. Enns papers
-2) Elise Enns papers
-3) Anna Toews papers
-4) Gerhard Enns papers
-5) Gerhard Martens papers
-6) Various Family members papers
-7) Photographs
-8) David Enns papers
-9) Luise (Enns) Martens papers.

Fonds is arranged in the following series:
1) Correspondence - Luise Klassen 1959-1991 - (6 files) Boxes 276
2) Correspondence - Agnes Klassen, 1937, 1954-1984 - (4 files) Box 277
3) Correspondence - miscellaneous (no dates) - 1 (1 file) Box 277
4) Correspondence, 1972, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989 - (1 file) Box 277
5) Photographs and Letters - 1972-1989 - (1 file) Box 277

The fonds contains bulletins (1996-2021), annual reports (1998-2021), directories (2002-2021), and newsletters (1998-2019).

This fonds consists of family documents, unpublished genealogies, a computer database and 83 photographs. Many of the genealogies are computer generated reports based on data that Ed Schellenberg collected and compiled for himself and others interested in Mennonite family history. Some of surnames of the families he researched included Schellenberg, Rempel, Braun, Barkman, Falk, Schlabach, Warkentin and Reimer.