Regina: “Reconstructing Ministry” by Gordon Coles; 1974, 75, 76 Annual Reports; “Discussion Paper on the Future of Calvary Evangelical Church;” 1989-1991 correspondence between the Evangelical Church and the Regina church.

Regina: anniversary bulletins, 70th anniversary, brief histories.
Pictures of both churches, of Rev. & Mrs. Magsig, and of the S. S. of the Air Staff and Christmas Greetings card.

Regina: Local Conference minutes, 1928 to 1967. The congregation is named as Trinity Evangelical Church in the early minutes and later changed to Calvary about the time that Regina Bible Institute became part of the ministry.

The congregation begun from the Heritage congregation which draws from the Nigerian and other communities in Winnipeg.

WMS records Dorcas group 1984 through 1990 including the 1990 annual report

Bear Creek Church, 1997 proposal from Jon Manlove for Punjabi work

In 1941 Rev. F. S. Magsig assumed full responsibility for the Regina Bible Institute which had previously operated under Rev. Peter Allinger and later moved it to the Calvary Temple where Magsig was pastor. The 1942 conference endorsed the move by resolution. It was relocated to Medicine Hat in June, 1947 and re-named Hillcrest Christian College.

Commencement Programs: 1943 (5th), 1944, 1945, 1946 (8th annual)

Facilities: first location pictures in the Boyle Wright Block, 1919

Students: picture of 5 students: Emma Stickle, a USA student, George Bus, Ben Lehr, Gordon Coles