The surviving records of Rev. Eugene Walters and family include: Biographical profiles of Rev. Eugene Walters, Mrs. Eva (Needham) Walters, and Janet Adelaide Walters, dates unknown; Newspaper clipping (copy of), from the Winnipeg Free Press regarding the North Winnipeg Hospital, dating from June 17, 1911; and Photographs (copies of), pertaining to the Walters family, the North Winnipeg Hospital, and Crescent Congregational Church, dating from 1910 to 1934.

The surviving records of Annie R. Gordon include a Biography (copy only) of Anne Copp Gordon, dating from around 1955.

The surviving records of Rev. J. Douglas McMurtry include: a biography entitled 'Recollections for my grandchildren', dating from 1996; an oral history entitled 'Formation of Keewatin Presbytery', compiled by Rev. Doug McMurtry and Mary-Ann Gibson, dating from 1995; United Church of Canada and Home Missions Board publications, including 'Forms of Service - Cree' (1933), 'Cree Hymn Book' (1958), and 'English-Cree Primer and Vocabulary' (1955); various Canadian Bible Society pamphlets published in English, Cree and Saulteaux, dating from 1972 and 1973; British & Foreign Bible Society publications, including 'The New Testament in Plain Cree' (1946), 'The Old Testament in Plain Cree' (1920), and 'The Gospel according to St. Luke in Plain Cree' (1940); a 'Cree Bible Dictionary' published by the Missionary Society of the Anglican Church of Canada, dating from 1961; Sermon Notes from Immanuel United Church,dating from 1978 - 1985,from the Tugashe - Eyebrow Pastoral charge dating from 1947 - 1948,1952 - 1953 and from Round Lake Mission, dating from 1965 - 1966 ;records of the Task Force on Human Sexuality,dating from 1985 - 1988; records of the Task Group on Northern Flooding dating from 1975 - 1991; records of the Task Group on Residential Schools, dating from 1991 - 1999;records of the Conference President, dating from 1981 - 1982; records of the Native Ministry, dating from 1978 - 1989;records of the Manitoba Aboriginal Rights Coalition (MARC), dating from 1998 - 2003; Records of the Dr. Jessie Saulteaux Resource Centre, dating from 1986 - 1989; Orders of Service from First United Church in Melville SK,dating from 1959 - 1960, 1962 - 1963;and miscellaneous pamphlets and volumes regarding hymns, gospels and bible stories, dating from 1971 and 1972.

The surviving records of Valerie Stubbs include: Sermons and addresses, dating from 1993 to 1994; Miscellaneous writings and articles, including Towards a new image of urban ministry' (1991), 'Towards a new paradigm for specialized urban ministry' (1992), 'Deaconesses challenge church dress code' (1994), 'The historical role of women in All Peoples Mission' (1994), and 'Celebrating Dolly Maguire' (date unknown); Material regarding North End Community Ministry, including an order of service, newsletter and report, dating from 1993; and reference material, including a resume/biography and photograph.

The surviving records of Rev. Neil K. Campbell include a slide collection, made up of 972 slides, pertaining to churches, residential schools, homes, ministers, teachers and students and a dramatic production entitled 'Who Will Go For Us?', dating from 1942 to 1969.

The surviving records of Rev. John A. Cormie include: Articles, pertaining to liquor, rural life, and immigration, dating from 1917 to 1936 (also some dates unknown); Maps, of Manitoba municipalities, labelled by ethnic makeup, dating from 1920 to 1921; Lectures, research, reports and minutes, pertaining to rural and urban issues, Ukrainians and immigration, 1929-1933 (also some dates unknown); Scrapbooks and notebooks, containing clippings and articles pertaining to rural issues, the Church, the development of northern Manitoba, labour, farming, education, immigration, Ukrainians, and temperance, dating from 1916 to 1943; Correspondence, pertaining to Church union and property matters in Manitoba (concerning Birtle, Teulon, Melita, Carberry, Elva, Forest, Fort William, Hartney, Holmfield, Brandon, Portage, Rossburn, Minnedosa, Morden, Neepawa, Ninga, Roland, Selkirk, Stonewall, Vista, Wellwood, Winnipeg, Kildonan, Indian Springs, Oberon, Boissevain, Lenore, Elphinstone), dating from 1921 to 1930; Minutes, of the Church Union Committee and the Laymen's Committee of Church Union, dating from 1925; Literature and reports pertaining to Church Union; and Anti-Union Literature.

The records held at the Archives of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario include the following series: photocopied correspondence regarding historical research, 1989; photocopied baptismal records, 1929-1931, 1933, 1935-1947; photocopied marriage records, 1931, 1933, 1943, 1944, 1946; list of residents' families with ages of members, 1978; list of ministers and missionaries there employed, 1926-1970; photocopied correspondence regarding church lot extension and possible construction of a new church building, 1959; photocopied excerpt of Home Missions Digest, Frances Bonwick, Ed., 1950

The records of Plumas Methdist Church held at the conference archives include: Sunday School offerings and attendance (1899-1912, 1906-1910), From Opium Fiend to Preacher (1907); Calmet's Dictionary of the Holy Bible (1852); Methodist Hymn Book (1874); Anthems of Hymn and Praise (1910); Easy Hymn and Psalm Anthems (1912); Excell's Anthems for the Choir Volumes I and II (c. 1886); Laudes Deo (c. 1914); and The Hall-Mack Company's Book of Anthems (1906).

The surviving records of the Ashern United Church include the following: Sacramental Register, pertaining to Baptisms, 1946-1995, Marriages, 1956-1996, and Burials, 1946-1997; Membership rolls and records of the Session (joint meetings with Stewards), including minutes, Communion Register, members lists and transfer certificates, 1947-1992; records of the Official Board, includng minutes, 1978-1986; records of Annual Congregational Meetings, 1954-1986; records pertaining to the Board of Stewards and church property, including minutes, general ledgers and account books, 1954-1997; records of lay associations, including the United Church Women, 1966-1994; and reference material, including historical profile, correspondence, and photographs.

The surviving records of the Lily Bay United Church include the following: records pertaining to church property, including correspondence, agreements and financial records, 1906-1972; records of the Ladies Aid, including minutes and financial records, 1905-1939.