"C.Y.P.U. Bulletin." Northwest Canada Conference Young People’s Union Bulletin: vol. I (1938-39) and vol. II (1939-40) complete Published by Young People's Union, then C.E.Y.F., then Northwest Canada Youth Fellowship. First two volumes were named ‘Conference Evangelical Young Peoples Union Bulletin. Published Sept., 1938 as issue #1, with Jan and April, 1939 as issue #2, #3, 1938-39. Re-named Christian Echo in 1940, vol. III.
Published by the Northwest Canada Youth Fellowship. Vols. I and II are CYPU Bulletin; vol. III 4 issues, volume IV 6 issues, by volume VII was 10 issues. Vol. III to vol. X; vol. XI (have Sept., Oct.); vol. XII (1950) (missing #3, 7, 11); vol. XIII (#1 missing); vol. XIV; & XV; vol. XVI & XVII (2 vol. nos. cover 1954 with July/Aug. issue changing to vol. XVII; vol. XVIII to vol. XXI (1958); became Youth Fellowship Echoes
"Discipline" revision, June, 1974.
Conference History: “Let the Light Shine” slide series circulated by Rev. Jesske about the development of congregations in the NWCC. Three copies of the script, that vary somewhat, and miniature prints of the slides are preserved in EV23-11
Ministers’ Page: 1951 to 1972; 1973 (vol. 23 - 15 issues); 1974 (vol. 24, 1-13); 1975 (vol. 25, 1-13, #12 missing); 1976 (vol. 26, 1-14, #10 missing); 1977 (vol. 27, 1-11); 1978 (vol. 28, 1-7, ends June 15, 1978). Considerable additional material including letters, questionnaires, particularly after 1973. Edited by T. E. Jesske. Introductory note stated there is no record of materials from 1947 to 1950. Vol. nos. not until Jan 11, 1973, but someone added to vol. 1, #1 to July 31, 1951. No particular system to when sent out for a good share of this time. Ends with first issue by L. V. Meyers - Pastors' Pages begins immediately afterwards.
"Newsletter" volume 1(1929-30); vol. 2 (1930-31) thru vol. 33 (0ct., 1961), to May, (1962) nos. 1-8. In earlier volumes, first copy has additional material such as conference schedules and questions. Newsletter went to commercial printing with issue #9 of vol. 33 and name was changed to Evangelical Messenger and then, shortly afterwards, to Northwest Canada Echoes
“Ontario Mission” - brochure, 1979, introducing move to add congregations in Ontario.
"Pastors’ Pages:" vol. 1 (1978) #1-5, Aug - Dec.; vol. 2, 1-11 (no May or July, Dec. letter); vol. 3, 1-8 (no May, July, Oct, Dec); vol. 4 (no Mar, July, Aug, Oct, a Dec letter); vol. 5 (1982), 1-6; vol. 6, 1-9; vol. 7, 1-8 (no Feb, Apr, July, Dec); vol. 8 (1985), 1-10 (no July, Dec); vol. 9 (1986), 1-5 (Jan to Apr., June). Name and format changed with coming of L. V. Meyers as D.S. Some Christmas letters in addition to regular issues. Considerable additional material to the publication such as brochures, quarterly statistics, etc.
"The Evangelical Advocate:" 1970 – May, May to Dec.; 1971 - Jan., May to July, Sept. to Nov.; 1972 – Feb., Mar, May, Nov.; 1973 – Jan., Mar.; 1975 - Nov.
"The Evangelical Messenger" (Medicine Hat): vol. 33 (62-63), #9 – 11; vol. 34 (63-64), #1-6
When the Newsletter went to commercial printing, its name was changed to Evangelical Messenger since the Evangelical Messenger (Cleveland) had ceased publishing. It was renamed Northwest Canada Echoes beginning Apr., 1963, vol. 34 #7 (same size, paper, and continued volume and no. of editions).