When the Missionary Church of Canada first came into existence in 1979, Rev. Alf Rees pushed to have a gathering of Missionary Church Presidents from around the world. The First International Missionary Church Conference was held in Jamaica Feb. 22 to March 1, 1979. (Emphasis, April 15, 1979, p. 12-13). The second international conference of Missionary Church National Presidents was held Sept. 8-11, 1986 in the Dominican Republic (Emphasis, Nov., 1986, p. 12). There was later a lull in its activity but it was revived again in about the year 2000 and its name changed to World Partners International.

The President and World Partners Director of the EMCC attend each of the gatherings.  Representatives from Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico, Haiti, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, USA and Canada gathered in April, 2013.

A Society responsible for the Chinook Village development on the former HCC campus.

Documents from youth and family camping programs operated by churches in the Okanagan of B.C. at rented facilities regularly at Gardom Lake

Records of River's Edge Camp near Cremona, Alberta

Missionary Church of Canada as a committee of the Missionary Church: General Assembly minutes, journals, publications, 1979 to 1988. These files are kept in addition to the more complete materials in the EMCC National Collection in case the national and western collections are separated.

Records of the work of Miss Myrtle Anderson during her years as missionary in Nigeria.

Accounts of the life and ministry of Mary Finlay, Matron of Beulah Home 1922 to 1962, Conference Deaconess.

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

EMCC Women western programs, publications, constitution, with selected denominational records, 1993 to when their ministry concluded.

Missionary Church denominational materials including journals, publications, materials from denominational organizations, etc., from its creation in 1969 to separation in 1988, when it became the Missionary Church, Inc., and beyond, particularly its cooperation in missions. It may also include materials from the Missionary Church Association.