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This fonds contains bulletins (1968-1979), correspondence (1957-1978), reports (1956-1978), annual reports (1958-1991), financial records (1953-1959), congregational meeting minutes (1957-1974), church board/council meeting minutes (1959-1969), outreach committee meeting minutes (1977-1978), and a brief congregational history (1977). The records pertain to the development of the congregation and they document some of the leaders and participants in it.

This fonds contains bulletins (1989-2000), membership and family register (1932-1980), membership statistics (1937-1982), congregational correspondence (1945-1979), congregational constitutions (1977-1979), congregational directories (1980, 1994-1996), sermon ([193-?]), congregational and church council meeting minutes (1932-1981), and a brief congregational history (1975-1977). The records pertain to the beginning and development of the Mennonite congregation at Glenlea and they document the leaders and participants in the congregation.

This fonds contains bulletins (1965-2000), congregational meeting minutes (1978-1992), annual reports (1978-1992), congregational directories ([197-?]-1994), and congregational newsletters (1993). The records pertain to the beginning and development of congregation and they document the leaders and participants in this congregation.

The fonds contains church council meeting minutes (1972-1989), congregational meeting minutes (1951-1956, 1971-1989), membership and family register (1981-1990), ministerial meeting minutes (1972-1982), annual election meeting minutes (1971-1981), congregational constitution ([198-?]), and miscellaneous documents. The records pertain to the congregational activities in Grunthal.

The fonds contains bulletins (1985-2000), congregational meeting minutes (1987-1988), annual reports including a prayer letter (1991-1996), and a directory (1993).

This fonds consists of weekly bulletins (1995-1998) which show the nature of the weekly worship service and events during the week.

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 consist of bulletins, registers, directories, worship schedules, minutes, correspondence, annual reports and other reports, covenants, statistics, brief congregational histories, and newsletters which pertain to the founding and development of the congregation. There are bulletins (1967-2005, 2014-2015, 2017-2018), membership and family registers (1968-1980), directories (1967, 1988?, 1992-1996, 2004, 2011-2017), worship schedules (1976-1991), minutes of various groups including congregational meeting and planning committee meeting (1966-2001, 2004-2005), correspondence (1965-1999), annual reports (1966-1991, 1993, 2000), other reports (1966-1980), covenants and bylaws (1968-1987), statistics (1966-1981), brief congregational histories (1967-1977), some photographs ([1974?]) and newsletters (1974-1981).

The fonds contains bulletins (1962-1991), annual reports (1975-1980), membership lists (1974-1980), pictorial directory (1980), and congregational histories (1969, 1980). The records document regular activities of this congregation and it participants. They show the main activities up to the time that the congregation withdrew membership from the conferences.

This fonds includes the records of the Kane Christian Youth Society which promoted Sunday school and Daily Vacation Bible School. There are also records of the Christian Endeavour meetings. The fonds includes minutes of the Kane Bergthaler Mennonite Church board (Lehrdienst), membership records and financial information about monies collected and distributed. There are also the records of the women's group, known as the Kane Mission Sisters, which includes minutes, correspondence, membership records and financial information about the women's' group activities.

This fonds consists of annual congregational meeting minutes (1940-1999), church council meeting minutes (1977-1999), annual reports (1966-1997, 1999), list of church officers (1990-1991, 1998) and weekly bulletins (1986-1999).

This fonds consists of bulletins, annual reports, minutes, directories, constitutions, and registers which pertain to the beginning and development of the Mennonite congregation in North Kildonan, Manitoba. It documents the leaders and participants. The fonds contains membership, baptismal, marriage, and family registers (1929-1979), congregational constitutions (1976-1996), congregational bulletins (1963-1965, 1968-1974, 1976-1979, 1982-1992, 1994-2016, 2018), annual reports (1975-2000), congregational meeting minutes (1976-2000), congregational board meeting minutes (1976-1979), directories (1969-1997, 2015-2016, 2018), and a funeral aid society constitution (1969).

This collection is categorized into four series, reflecting different aspects of Rev. G.G. Neufeld's involvement as a minister at the Whitewater Mennonite church. The four series are: 1) Travel Journals of South America, 1948, 2) Church and Family History, 1752-1982, 3) Sermons and Church Related Material, 1927-1988, 4) Photographs from South America, 1948.

This fonds contains primarily sermons by Cornelius G. Stoesz (1892-1976) and his father Cornelius W. Stoesz (1869-1925). Other material includes personal financial records, church reports, bulletins, and membership lists. Three series have been identified in this collection.
-1) Cornelius G. Stoesz sermon material
-2) Church documents collected by Cornelius G. Stoesz
-3) Cornelius W. Stoesz sermons.

This fonds consists of six categories of material. 1) World War One and World War Two Materials 2) Conference of Mennonites in Canada (CMC) Material 3) Mennonite History 4) Church Related Material 5) Mennonitische Schulkommission 6) Foreign Bible Society Records. The physical arrangement does not allow following these categories sequentially.

The World War materials record Ewert's efforts to ensure the government would grant military exemption. The materials include petitions, records of financial gifts, articles and correspondence with such leaders as Abraham Doerksen, David Toews, Jacob Hoeppner and B.B. Janz. Ewert also kept a list of Mennonite men from Conference churches who were in the military during the wars. There is also a some correspondence of Julius Toews with Prime Minster Neville Camberlain of England.

The CMC materials newspaper clippings, notes, articles by Ewert and others, and correspondence. There are files on topics such as marriage licensing; articles on the German hymnal, conference statistics, program bulletins for teachers and ministers, the Canadian Mennonite, Canadian Mennonite Bible College (CMBC) conferences, new Mennonite immigrants to Canada and notes on annual conference session notes.

The Mennonite History materials include numerous newspaper clippings from Die Steinbach Post, Die Mennonitische Rundschau, The Winnipeg Free Press, Carillon News, and Der Nordwester regarding Mennonites in Canada, Paraguay, Mexico, and Brazil. There are also files dealing with the publication of Wohin? Woher? Mennoniten, and articles written by Ewert and others dealing with Mennonite history.

The church related material consists of things that Ewert collected through his work in specific congregations, namely the congregations at Edenburg and Bethel Mennonite Church in Winnipeg. Items such as a minister's manual, German New Testament, sermons, and newspaper clippings can be found in this section.

The Mennonitische Schulkommission materials consist of the records of an organizaiton that met with politian Valentine Winkler about the governments interference in the operation of Mennonite schools. There is also a 1892 attendance record for the Edenburg school where Ewert taught.

The Foreign Bible Society records include materials which Ewert collected while involved with this organization from 1952 to 1955.