Regina Calvary church opened in 1905 and ministered at three different locations in the city. Regina Bible Institute, the forerunner of Hillcrest Christian College, was operated in its facilities. The congregation closed in 2003.

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.

Reports by Alf Rees to the World Partners Board concerning institutions of the church of India and meetings with specific individuals.

Kevin & Michelle Weppler, Dorothy Reed: “Mission to Olt County,” PPT presentation of their work in Romania

1973 & 1975 correspondence re the church there, Declaration of Trust documents.

Records of the congregation in Red Water, Alberta which opened in 1949 and closed in 1961.

Oriole Park early history, 1987 25th Anniversary Service, pictures of the first places of worship, of the first building and parsonage; pictures of Rev. & Mrs. Willard Swalm (2), Rev. & Mrs. William Annett, Rev. & Mrs. Ken Lehman, related documents.

Records of one of two Red Deer congregations which was named New Hope but had brief existence

Recruitment, promotion: brochures from various years and programs

World Partners Brazil Forty-Sixth Annual Field Conference (Untied Missionary Society of Brazil), May 23, 2003, minutes; Treasurer’s Report, 2001, 2002