Das Evangelische Magazin: 1907; Jan, Mar to Sept.

Missions publications: “Evangelicals Are Serving World Needs,” “Friends in China” a pageant, “Human Interest Stories from our own Mission Fields,” “On African Trails with Evangelical Adventurers,” “Philippine Detour,” Program for Evangelical Missions,” Twelve More Years of Abiding Past” 1934-1946, “When the Americans Come,” "Manual on Evangelism," plus promotional materials

Evangelical Church Publications: Sunday School, evangelism, finance, quarterly conference, “Minister’s Manual for Visitation Evangelism,” “A grateful People’s Tribute of Love and Loyalty” (Albright Memorial Church)

. Jacob Albrecht was a German farmer who organized classes for the Methodist church and saw many new converts. Some of these wished to worship in German so they formed The Evangelical Association in 1816, which steadily grew in numbers. In 1891 a group broke away and became the United Evangelical Church. However in 1922 the two groups re-united and became the Evangelical Church. It is this group that first began work in Canada forming the Canada Conference.

The Evangelical Crusader: vol. 34, no. 47 (Nov. 23, 1929); vol. 50, no. 44 (Nov. 3, 1945)

The Evangelical Messenger (Cleveland, Ohio): vol. 60, nos. 27 (July 4, 1906), 39 (Sept 26, 1906); vol. 83 nos.8, 29, 32, 34, 37, 50; vol. 84, nos.15, 17, 19.

Evangelical Association Publication: “The Call to the Ministry” by Bishop Spreng

Der Chriftliche Botfchafter: vol. 10—No. 16, Aug. 30, 1945