The work in Torrington, begun earlier, gained a church and parsonage in 1942 when the Mayton buildings and congregation were moved to the town. It was served by its own pastor and also, at times, by the Three Hills pastor. In the late 1970's the membership was transferred to Three Hills and the work closed.

An Evangelical congregation in Weyburn, Saskatchewan which began ministry under Rev. J.S. Domm in 1934 and closed in Nov., 1993.

Evangelical congregation begun in Winnipeg in 1899 and, early known as the Ebenezer church.

Ministries to women under the denomination were a part of both merging denominations. Similar programs were continued under the EMCC for a period of time.

Documents related to the ministry of the Missionary Church of Canada as a denomination prior to its merger in 1993.

Programs for volunteer service in Canada and overseas

The Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church was the denomination that birthed the Canada West District. Essential documents of that denomination are preserved.

The United Missionary Church of Africa was incorporated in Nigeria in 1956. In 1978 the United Missionary Society turned over to the UMCA the work and property which it had begun and developed. Many missionaries stayed in Nigeria after the turnover working under the UMCA. These missionaries soon organized first as The Fellowship of Invited Missionaries and then as World Partners Nigeria.
The fonds include original documents effecting the transfer of responsibility from the U. M. S. to the U. M. C. A., They include minutes of board meetings, documents related to the quota system for registering expatriates ministering in the country and to the educational and medical systems developed. Most of these are incomplete whether financial statements or minutes, or quota controls.

The EMCC was created in 1993 by the merger of the Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church and the Missionary Church of Canada with its two districts: Canada East and Canada West. As of July 1, 2005 the EMCC restructured resulting in each district becoming a corporation whose purpose was to hold property and handle designated funds. The districts’ other responsibilities were assumed by the Denomination. In 2011 these district operations were also assumed by the Denomination and their existence subsequently ended.
This fonds collects the records of the EMCC.

The records of the Canada West District from its creation with merger in 1993, through restructuring in 2005, and to its demise with the denomination assuming its remaining responsibilities.