Echo Lake Camp opened on 1933 on the shores of Echo Lake in the Qu'Appelle Valley Saskatchewan and has operated since.

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.

Mill Woods was an EMCC congregation in Edmonton that opened in September 6, 1987 and concluded its ministry in 2014.

Documents from the ministry of the Edmonton Spanish congregation which began ministry in 1975 in the Richmond Park Church and ministered until 1980 when Conference support ended.

Elmer Wesley Praetorius (1882 - 1966): Long-serving denominational Bishop who served the Northwest Canada Conference.

The Endiang congregation began as a United church near Hanna that later joined with other congregations in the area as part of the Evangelical Church in Hanna.

Records of the Esk, Saskatchewan congregation which ministered from 1915 to 1974. During 1935 its membership was 124, but at its 50th anniversary in 1965 it had declined to 41. In 1974 its 28 members were transferred to the Evangelical Church in Saskatoon.

. Jacob Albrecht was a German farmer who organized classes for the Methodist church and saw many new converts. Some of these wished to worship in German so they formed The Evangelical Association in 1816, which steadily grew in numbers. In 1891 a group broke away and became the United Evangelical Church. However in 1922 the two groups re-united and became the Evangelical Church. It is this group that first began work in Canada forming the Canada Conference.

In 1944 Rev. A. G. Knopp opened a Bible school in Vancouver in the basement of a private home. The school originally was an extension of Regina Bible Institute. It later moved to the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church after the 1946 merger. The school closed in 1953 when Rev. Knopp was transferred to another pastorate. Originally named Western Bible Institute, the name was later changed to Evangelical Bible Institute.

In 1982 the Evangelical Church was created by the merger of the Evangelical Church of North America and the Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church. The ECNA was born June 4, 1968, in Portland Oregon from congregations and ministers who declined to be a part of the United Methodist Church merger. In 1982 the Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church, under the name of Evangelical Church in Canada, joined with the Evangelical Church of North America. The joint body was known as The Evangelical Church. This relationship continued until the Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church merged with the Missionary Church of Canada in 1993.