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Contains historical files, church council minutes, a record book, and bulletins.

Contains historical files, meeting minutes, publications, financial reports, and record books.

This collection contains correspondence from Mennonite families living and working with the Choctaw Indigenous peoples, the Choctaw Indian Missions Charter, Mennonite Board of Missions correspondence, and various files and newspaper publications related to Choctaw and Mennonite history in Mississippi, as well as files and publications on other indigenous groups in the region.

A very small collectiion of miscellaneous records from the Mennonite Church General Board.

A nurse’s journal of her year of voluntary service at Mathis, Texas including photos, some correspondence, and texts of presentations about the work.

Photos, correspondence, printed ephemera, family history material mainly on Bergmann family.

The collection documents the Association, its purchase of the Perrin Lake Property near Sturgis, Michigan, and the development of Camp Amigo, later known as Amigo Centre.

box 1-2: postcards and other print ephemera, souvenirs and tourism material, school papers, AAUW papers, Bethel College church annual reports, correspondence, Bethel College items (librarian emeritus citation, plaques), financial papers

box 3: AAUW and Soroptimist files, funeral memorial book, Ledig memorabilia, file on her death and funeral (incl. audio tape) (from Arnold M. Wedel, Apr. 2014)

box 4: photos - many unidentified

box 5: slides - mostly travel (donated by Helen Bargen who bought them at a garage sale; January 2003)

"box"6 (map folder): diplomas, baptism certificates, etc.

Correspondence and subject files of the Mennonite Board of Education. Files are arranged alphabetically by topic and reflect the work and concerns of the official education program agency of the (old) Mennonite Church.

1 archives box

A small collection of assorted Conference documents donated by Cliff and Lois Kenagy

A small set of papers pertaining primarily to Gingerich's difficulties with the draft board in the 1950s. Gingerich, a conscientious objector, encountered difficulty when he attempted to extend a student deferment. With assistance from MCC, he was granted a Presidential appeal and ultimately reclassified "1 O." Other materials in the collection include a 1999 article about Gingerich's seagoing cowboy experience and a curriculum vitae.

The David A. Yoder Papers are divided into the following series:

(1) Diaries and Datebooks, 1920-1976

(2) Correspondence, 1903-1975

(3) Subject Files, 1909-1970

(4) Manuscripts, 1949-1976

(5) Sermon Notes, 1907-1966

(6) Photographs, 1885-1980

(7) Miscellaneous, 1897-1983

The collection includes several written reflections about experiences in a voluntary service unit in Mont des Oiseaux, France, in 1949.

These records consist of the files of the director of human resources.  They include house policy manuals, employee handbooks, the minutes of the House Advisory Group, and files pertaining to personnel issues in the major divisions of the publishing house.  In addition to providing information about employee wages and benefits, these records also provide a window into worker culture at the publishing house.