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This fonds consists of church bulletins (1968-1985), annual reports (1965-1981), a few issues of The Bethel Messenger (the church newsletter), the church constitution (1967 and 1982) and the program from the dedication service in 1965.

Fonds arranged in the following series:
1) Constitution - 1969, 1980 & History, 1997 - (1 file) - Box 25
2) Correspondence - 1985 - (1 file) - Box 25-
3) Reports - 1975, 1984, 2016, 2020 - (1 file) - Box 25
4) Lists - 1985 - (1 file) - Box 25
5) Publications - 1971-2000; Bulletins - 1985-1987; Directories - 1984-1985, 1992, 1998, 2000 - (1 file) - Box 25
6) Photographs
7) Photo Directories, 1992, 1996 (1 file) Box 25

This fonds contains bulletins (1963-2002), newsletters (1975-1981), annual reports (1963-2001), directories (1963-1995), programmes and reports (1948-[1956]), congregational meeting minutes (1942-2001), church council meeting minutes (1942-1981), and calendars (1991-2001). The records pertain to the founding and development of the Mennonite congregation in Langley, B.C. They document some of the leaders and participants in the congregation.

This fonds consists of correspondence (1959-1966), reports (1959-1964), and photographs (1959-[196-?]) which pertain to the development of a Mennonite congregation in Park Valley/Big River area of Saskatchewan.

It documents the leaders and participants in the congregation. The fonds contains congregational meeting minutes (1925-1947), programmes (1927-1928), financial records (1908-1948), and membership records (1908-1944). The records pertain to the founding and development of the Mennonite congregation in Langham, Saskatchewan.

Fonds consists of the following series:
1) History - 1942-1945 (1 file) - Box 179
2) Lists - 1942-1945 (1 file) - Box 179
3) Clippings - 1952 (1 file) - Box 179

Fonds arranged in the following series:
1) Reports - 1983-1985 - (1 file) - Box 26
2) Publications - 1946, 1985-1997 - Directories 1997 - (2 files) - Box 26
3) Photographs - (1 file)

This fonds consists of membership and family registers, minutes, reports, bulletins, directories, newsletters, and correspondence which pertains to the beginning and development of the Mennonite congregation at Rosetown (formerly Rosenort), Manitoba. It documents who the leaders and participants are in this congregation and the Gemeinde which preceded it. This fonds contains bulletins (1961-2021), annual reports (1957-2000), directories (1976-1998), constitutions (1958-[199-?]), schedule of services (1934-1981), congregational and Gemeinde meeting minutes (1923-2000), membership and family registers (1923-1998), congregational newsletters (1996-2000), Christian education documents (1931-1969), various Gemeinde committee records (1939-1967) and miscellaneous Gemeinde documents (1912-1973).

Fonds is arranged in the following series:
1) Financial records - 1986 - (1 file) Box 111
2) Reports - 1978-9, 1982-3, 1986 - (2 files) Box 111
3) Lists - 1986 - (1 file) Box 111
4) Publications - 1963, 1994 - Directories, Bulletins and Calendars - (3 files) Box 111
5) Ephemera - Rundschau Clippings - 1957-1986 - (1 file) Box 11
6) Photographs

This fonds consists of weekly bulletins which document the regular week to week activities and the nature of the worship services.

This fonds consists primarily of letters addressed to Jacob Buhr (1833-1908), Johann Buhr (1858-1942) and Jacob Buhr (1870-1951) received from close relatives in Russia. The earliest letters deal with questions of inheritance resulting from the death of Jacob Buhr's mother (who remained in Russia). Letters at the turn of the century give the reader a picture of conditions in the Mennonite colonies at that time. Letters from 1920-1929 addressed to Johann Buhr (1858-1942) and Jacob Buhr (1870-1951) deal with economic conditions in the Mennonite colonies in Russia after the Civil War and questions of emigration. Some letters from the 1970s are addressed to Helen Buhr from her father Jacob H. Buhr of Altona, Manitoba. Items of special interest include a list of wheat sales from 1883, a letter from P. & K. Friesen of Rosthern, Saskatchewan dated 1911 and a small family register kept by Johann Buhr (1858-1942). There is also a ledger begun by Johann Buhr in 1892 (Cash book) which contains family information.