Bethlehem congregation in Innisfail, Alberta.

Horsham / Buffalo Head: Conference Journals identify the congregation under Horsham most often, but at least once, under Buffalo Head. The Church started as a Congregational Church in 1921 but later became Evangelical. It closed in 1970 with the sale of the church.

Records of Hillcrest Christian College born by a move of the Regina Bible Institute to Medicine Hat and a change of name. It ministered until 1992 when it merged with Mountain View Bible College to form Rocky Mountain College.

The Hilda church's ministry began in 1917 with a building dedicated a few miles from Hilda. At times it had a resident minster while at other times it was served as part of the larger Burstall and Mendham field. During the 1950's the pastor of Hilda also served a congregation at Horsham. The work was closed in 1973.

Records of the ministry of Henry Schorr

Happy Land Mission included congregations in Leader, Newburg, Mendham, and Burstall which were in the Municipal District of Happy Land, Saskatchewan.

Records of the congregation in Hanna, Alberta which resulted from the joining of several smaller congregations in the area including Spondin, Newberg

Gull Lake Bible Camp board minutes, programs, finances, policies

Records of the congregation in Gimlet, Alberta which opened in 1940 and closed later than 1987.

Records of the Missionary Church which was located in Galahad, Alberta