Records of the congregation in Acadia Valley, Alberta which was started by James Hall about 1913 and continued for many years and was instrumental in starting the work in Oyen before closing in 1984 after Oyen was established. Services were held in area rural schools including Hopewell and Graindale.

Records of Alberta Camp, also known as Elkton Valley Camp. Following merger, it moved to the Rivers Edge Camp Site.

Documents recording the work and ministry of Alfred Rees as missionary to India, evangelist, and President of MCC.

Records of the church in Alsask, Saskatchewan which opened in 1910. Seven appointments were reported by the early pastor James Hall who accompanied the early settlers from Didsbury. Appointments included Graindale, Hopewell, Westside, Highland Park, and later Acadia Valley. The work was joined with Acadia Valley in 1954.

Alvin Traub was District Superintendent of the CWD,and was the founding President of Mountain View Bible School. He taught and wrote extensively.

Life of Arthur and Lydia Riegel, Art's work as minister, professor, and administrator.

Records of August G. Knopp, early Northwest Canada Conference pastor.

A congregation was begun in Beiseker in 1944 at the request of local residents. A church was dedicated in 1945 as Grace Evangelical Church. It was served by its own minister from 1949 to 1952, at other times it was served from either Three Hills or Calgary, Killarney. In the latter 1960's the church was discontinued with members transferring to Three Hills and Calgary.

Canada West District sponsored ministry in Edmonton to the homeless and to unwed mothers.

History of the Big Valley congregation which opened in 1917 and closed in 1966,