This fonds includes Board of Directors' minutes, General Assembly manuals and records and policies.

Incorporation and other legal documents, studies, statistics of the CW District.

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.

The Evangelical United Brethren Church at its 1966 conference authorized the NWCC Evangelical Church to us the term “The Evangelical Church” and to elect its own Conference Superintendent. After being granted autonomy, in 1970 the Conference adopted the name “The Evangelical Church in Canada” to complement its still legal name, the Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church, until it joined in merger in 1993.

Board of Directors and Assembly Minutes, financial statements, and legal documents for 1979 to 1988.

Documents indicating the steps of the merger process that produced the EMCC.

Accounts and records of individuals who served with the EMCC in the West administratively, as pastors, laymen, educators, or missionaries other than those who served under World Partners. Persons who served both as missionaries and pastors are listed consistent with the last ministry in which they worked.

The mission began with the work of Ebenezer Anthony and A. W. Banfield at Patigi, Nigeria in 1901 and continued under the denomination until 1978 when the responsibility for the work and its physical assets were assumed by the United Missionary Church of Africa.

Documents covering the period from the creation of the UMCA and the subsequent organization of missionaries working with the UMCA first as the Fellowship of Invited Missionaries and then as World Partners Nigeria.