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Consists entirely of source material for his paper "A Study of Mennonite Service Programs: A Historical and Empirical Study prepared for the Institute of Mennonite Studies, Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminaries, Elkhart, Indiana, July 1965."

Letter from the Kaethlers written two months after their arrival in Friesland, Paraguay as medical missionaries.  The letter discusses the birth of their daughter, Wilma, the climate, their housing accommodations, and the 30 bed hospital.

Microfilmed letters from Lange to Peter Wedel. Location of some originals unknown.

Digitized at http://mla.bethelks.edu/archives/mf_mss_139/lange/

Dates of letters:

12 April 1815

5 June 1815

1 September 1816

11 March 1818

25 February 1819

one undated

30 July 1819

6 February 1820

The collection consists of letters written by Willard and Ann (Raber) Hunsberger from Guam to friends in the United States.  The Hunsbergers seem to have been engaged in missionary work, but they do not seem to have been serviing with the Mennonite Board of Missions.

This collection consists of an assortment of documents, records and publications from church related programs and organizations that Willard and Mae Etta Kennel were associated with.

Consists entirely of his papers from his term on the Bethel College board of directors.

Personal and professional papers of a Mennonite historian and professor at Goshen College from 1929 to 1972.  Smith's papers include personal and professional correspondence, research notes and manuscripts for his books, subject files, class and teaching notes,  and various administrative records from Goshen College and College Mennonite Church (Goshen, Ind.).  Also includes a substantial collection of photographs.

A photo album showing flooding in Louisville, Kentucky, while he was in seminary there in 1937.

Some Civilian Public Services photos were removed to the subject photo collection.

The collection consists of subject files on medicine, public health, and peace, as well as working files documenting Krabill's service on the Mennonite Board of Missions Health and Welfare Committee.  The subject files contain a number of papers and articles pertaining to AIDS, homosexuality, and alcohol and drug abuse in the context of the Mennonite Church.  Other less well documented subjects in the collecrtion include Krabill's Civilian Public Service work, mission work in Asia, career as a physician and professor at Goshen College, and his spiritual life.  The collection includes more than 30 audiocassette sound recordings of speeches by Krabill and others on medicine, spirituality, Christianity, and other topics.

Correspondence and subject files related to Swartley's research and involvement with local and national Mennonite committees, taskforces, and organizations.

box 1: sermons 1955-1967

box 2: sermons, Bible study notes, photos 1946-1955

Appears to be mostly sermons, mostly post-1945. Some class notes from seminary or Bible school

Box 1: papers related to Hopefield-Eden?
Box 2: Western District Tidings issues, telephone line record (Moundridge area?) 1921-1963, more Hopefield-Eden material, Kaufman and Dirks family history, Western District Mennonite Men records
Box 3: Western District Historical Committee, Executive Committee, Council of Representatives 1977-1979
Box 4-6: subject files, writings, correspondence, family history
Box 7: Western District Mennonite Men 1957-1961
Box 8: Western District youth activities 1938-1942
Box 9: same as boxes 4-6, plus master's thesis 1942, and diaries (whose?)
box 10: miscellaneous files, family history materials, education files
box 11: (map folder) family history materials, diplomas

A small set of personal papers created by a  Mennonite medical missionary couple in India at the turn of the 20th century.  Materials include William Page's diary (1899), outgoing correspondence by Alice and William Page, assorted travel documents (passports, tickets, etc.), clippings, and photographs.