Mary Finlay: brief biography, “The Handmaiden of God: Her Life and Ministry in our Conference,” "Mary Finlay Park." Articles: "Evangelism in the West," “Social Purity among Christian Young People,” “Proper Encouragement to Launch into Christian Service,” “The Opening of Mountain View Bible College.” Handwritten notes, and some misc. small documents Mrs. Finlay kept. History of Beulah Home.

Finlay, Mary: Newspaper articles: Foster Mother to 3,800 babies; Mrs. Finlay named Edmonton’s No. 1 Citizen; Pictures: Founders, staff, funeral service.

Records of the congregation east of Olds, Alberta in the May City, Mayton area.

Mayton, 16 miles east of Olds, and Siebertville were opened in 1904 by the Didsbury Evangelical Church as the Mayton Mission. In 1906 the two were detached from Didsbury and became a separate mission which also included Jutland. In 1942 the Mayton church and parsonage were moved to Torrington.

Mayton S. S. Convention, 1929 to 1976 and brief history in 1975 program

Evangelical Mission of Medicine Hat, 1905 – 1952 Official Record: early minutes, “History of Graburn Mission;” Y. P. A. reorganization 1941-44; W. S. W. S. Minute books 1953-55, Records for Gros Ventre, Little Plume, Neuburg, Wisdom, Hatten, Irving; records of the “Forward Movement.”

Records of the first Evangelical church in Medicine Hat, begun in 1907 and responsible for the "Evangelical Mission" congregations in the surrounding areas.. The congregation changed its name to River Park in recent years.

The Norwood congregation was located in the Hillcrest Christian College Chapel. Its pastor also taught at the College and pastored the Little Plume congregation. The Norwood congregation was organized in 1963. By 1969 the average attendance was 119. However by 1974 there was only a small congregation so the membership was transferred to other congregations in the city.

Melville: good history 1941 – 50, brief earlier histories, 50th Anniversary program, pictures.

"Letters of Transfer" 1902 to 1945, mostly from Ontario