Evangelical congregation in Wapella, Saskatchewan.

The Evangelical United Brethren Church was formed in 1946 with the merger of The Evangelical Church and the Church of the United Brethren in Christ. It merged with the Methodist church in 1968 to form the United Methodist Church.
Evangelical United Brethren, (including its Canada Conference): denominational minutes, doctrine, women's ministries, etc.

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.

Records of the congregation in Montgomery, a suburb of the city of Calgary, which opened in 1952 and closed in 1971.

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.

Alvin Traub's short-term Bible classes conducted in Didsbury, 1922-26, the success of which led to the founding of MVBS.

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.

Accounts of John and Lydia Gamble as missionaries and pastors and John's service as District Superintendent.

Accounts of the ministry of Willard and Eunice Swalm as pastor and District Superintendent.

Peter Waldin, MVBC Professor, wrote and directed many plays for the students, was responsible for the College Good News Broadcasts, a Pastor early in his ministry, Scoutmaster of the Didsbury 2nd Troop.