Volume 1, 1955 to 1961: account of the beginning of the work in Brazil; the story of the Christian Stewardship Foundation and its key role in beginning the work, articles by and about the missionaries on the field, articles about the country and its people and the local churches established. Many clippings from the Missionary Banner

Volume 6, 1976 to 1979 - Missionary Banner articles supplemented by other printed sources, including the newsletter “Brazil.” Highlights of this period included the first youth camp.

Volume 12, 2002 to 2005 -records annual conferences, missionary departures; largely “Brisa Brasileira” supplemented by articles and emails

Records of the first Evangelical church in Medicine Hat, begun in 1907 and responsible for the "Evangelical Mission" congregations in the surrounding areas.. The congregation changed its name to River Park in recent years.

Pictures, River Park: demolition of old church, building the new, sanctuary, dedication

Evangelical Mission of Medicine Hat, 1905 – 1952 Official Record: early minutes, “History of Graburn Mission;” Y. P. A. reorganization 1941-44; W. S. W. S. Minute books 1953-55, Records for Gros Ventre, Little Plume, Neuburg, Wisdom, Hatten, Irving; records of the “Forward Movement.”

Records of an Evangelical congregation that began in 1919 on the prairies outside of Medicine Hat and has gone through many changes in building and congregation and continues to minister.

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

Board Minutes, 1989 to 1990 including reports, correspondence, sub-committees, and one agreement

Annual Reports, 1997-2013 (except 2003): Reports, Financial Statements, statistics, nominations