Life and work of F. Becker

Horsham / Buffalo Head: Conference Journals identify the congregation under Horsham most often, but at least once, under Buffalo Head. The Church started as a Congregational Church in 1921 but later became Evangelical. It closed in 1970 with the sale of the church.

The Norbridge congregation in Lethbridge, Alberta, began ministry in 1971.

The work in Morris, Manitoba, opened in 1911. A new church was dedicated in 1939 and a new parsonage in 1946. The 1950 flood severely damaged the buildings but ministry continued until the work closed in 1994.

Evangelical congregation in Vernon, B. C., which ministered from 1948 to 1951 before its membership was transferred to Kelowna.

The work at Yorkton had its beginnings at Rhein, Saskatchewan in 1906. A work was successfully started in Yorkton in 1931. In 1954 the Rhein work was closed and its members moved to Yorkton. Yorkton continued to 1999.

Women's Missionary Society/Missionary Women of Canada: (records of local congregations are filed under with congregation), district conventions, study guides, operations

Gull Lake Bible Camp board minutes, programs, finances, policies

Ministries of denominations under which the CWD served and in which it was involved

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.