Official records of Africa Inter-Mennonite Mission, a missionary organization with joint support from several Mennonite and Anabaptist-related denominations. Originally founded as the Congo Inland Mission in 1911, the organization changed its name to Africa Inter-Mennonite Mission in 1972 and expanded its ministry to include Lesotho, Botswana, South Africa, and Burkina Faso. These records are divided into the following series:

1.) Minutes, Reports, and Administrative Records

2.) Financial Records

3.) Personnel Records

4.) Regional Records

5.) Partner Organizations and Ecumenical Relations

6.) Audiovisual Materials

7.) History, Manuscripts, and Publications

This photo is of a group of African people working in a river.

This photo is of a few African man standing in and around a fence.

This photo is of patients at the Kikwit Kwiln hospital ward lying on mats in front of the hospital. The man standing at the right is the government administrator of the hospital.

This photo is of MCC Paxman Alvin Dahl speaking with some of the refugees at the camp near Mpala in the Kwilu.

This photo is of a group of African men gathered around a truck [with humanitarian supplies?] on a barge.

The Presidium of the Mennonite World Conference in session in Kinshasa. (L-R), Front row: S. Djojodihardjo, J.C. Wenger, E. Ens, E. Waltner, J.A. Oosterbaan, Million Belete, C.J. Dyck. Back: Ernst Hege, ?, Ernesto Suatez, Henry Poetker, M. Hein, Paul N. Kraybill, Reuben Short, Harold Schmidt., J.A. Toews, Alvin Burkholder, J. Harischchandra, and Don Jacobs.

The Presidium of the Mennonite World Conference in session in Kinshasa, Zaire. (L-R), Front row: S. Djojodihardjo, J.C. Wenger, E. Ens, E. Waltner, J.A. Oosterbaan, Million Belete, C.J. Dyck. Back: Ernst Hege, ?, Ernesto Suatez, Henry Poetker, M. Hein, Paul N. Kraybill, Reuben Short, Harold Schmidt, J.A. Toews, Alvin Burkholder, J. Harischchandra, and Don Jacobs.