Records of a congregation in Olds, Alberta, which ministered 1924-25 and 1982 to 1989.

Records of Robert and Beverley Cheesmur as missionaries in Nigeria and pastors in the Canada West District.

Records of the Youth Fellowship of the Canada West District variously named during its time of operation which began early in the 1960's and concluded here with the merger.

Edmonton Bible Institute (sometimes named Beulah Bible Institute) was operated by Beulah Mission in Edmonton from 1913 to 1919 under Miss Maude Chatham. It was a predecessor to MVBS.

V. K. Snyder served as pastor and educator in the Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church in Canada East and West, and at Bethel College.

James River Bible Camp opened in 1961 on the site of the James River Church some 11 miles north of Sundre, Alberta and operated until merged with Alberta Camp to become Rivers Edge Camp.

A congregation with a brief existence in Calgary mainly with younger people.

Records of the CWD of the EMCC, entities of the ministry of the EMCC in the West including congregations, camps, and individuals, as well as duplicate basic records of the denomination which form a background for the other documents preserved in the West.

The Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church was begun as a mission conference of the Canada Conference in 1899. In 1927 the NWCC was organized and, in 1928, granted a charter by an act of Parliament under the name “Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church.” The NWCC partnered with partner denominations throughout its history until it was granted autonomy in 1970 by the United Methodist Church. The Canadian charter was amended in 1992. In 1982 the Conference joined with the Evangelical Church of North America to form the Evangelical Church. The Conference merged with the Missionary Church of Canada in 1993 to form the Evangelical Missionary Church of Canada.

North East Calgary Vision: Vision for at least 3 congregations to join on property already owned to build an “international” church.