Publications produced by the conference, including conference journals, newsletters, etc., as opposed to agencies of the conference such as the women’s and men’s organizations, and youth.

Neudorf: brief history, picture, news clips, 1915 postcard of town with church building labeled, undated town postcard.

Script for the slide series on the E. U. B. Nigerian mission circulated in the NWCC; Rev. Alfred and Marianne Bohr were missionaries under this mission.

The Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church was begun as a mission conference of the Canada Conference in 1899. In 1927 the NWCC was organized and, in 1928, granted a charter by an act of Parliament under the name “Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church.” The NWCC partnered with partner denominations throughout its history until it was granted autonomy in 1970 by the United Methodist Church. The Canadian charter was amended in 1992. In 1982 the Conference joined with the Evangelical Church of North America to form the Evangelical Church. The Conference merged with the Missionary Church of Canada in 1993 to form the Evangelical Missionary Church of Canada.

“From Northland to the Nations:” 144 page paperback history of the OMS and brief accounts of missionaries: Gordon & Ruth Coles (p. 48, 88); Ruby Eberhart (p. 84); Jolayne Enslen (p. 62)(short term); Flo Epp (p. 127); Marvin Goltz (p. 110); Brian & Ruth Hall (p. 124-5); Merv & Clara Heebner (p. 108, 129f); Alice Huff (p. 27f); Ruth Hunter (p. 132): Nathan & Fern Krampitz (p. 89); Helmut & Tina Markeli (p. 77); Greg & Lynn Rustulka (p. 67); Helmut & Norma Jean Schultz (p. 68, 78, 85, 101); Colleen Taylor (p. 83, 130). List of 12 EUB missionaries (p. 37).

Blank forms used for the process.

Pastoral Activities: reports for 1991 and 1992 of visits, sermons, weddings, etc.

Pastoral Salary Studies / Guidelines

Pastors and Wives meetings: agendas from several of these meetings

Peace River: report of T. E. Jesske and committee on prospects in Peace River