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File consists of two published booklets (Chinese and English versions) on the history of the Chinese Methodist and United Church in Vancouver.

File consists of images relating primarily to Young People's Union events (prior to the name change to Kairos).

File consists of photographs relating to McCrindle's activities as president-elect and president.

File consists of reflections on the Oriental Home and School and former resident, Elizabeth Chan.

File consists of photographs relating to boy scouts and Knox United Church (Vancouver).

File consists of photographs and textual records relating to Helen McCrindle's textile art and volunteer work.

File consists of photographs from the Vancouver Japanese English-Speaking Congregation.

File consists of a set of glass lantern slides and an accompanying lecture script entitled "Japan. Land of the rising sun." The Rev. W.O. Fryer is listed as the photographer of one of the photographs, although it is unknown if he was responsible for more of them, as multiple photography studios are listed on the slides, so it is likely that Hambley amalgamated lantern slides from several sources in order to create this presentation. It is also likely that several of the photographs, especially those depicting people posed in a studio, are reproductions of originals taken by noted Japanese photographer Kusakabe Kimbei in the nineteenth century.

File consists of a reflection relating to former Oriental Home and School resident, Helen Mah.

Files consists of reflections and stories relating to former Oriental Home and School resident, Laura Mah.

File consists of slides used for, and taken during, the 69th anniversary of Mountain View United Church (Vancouver, B.C.)

File consists of a set of glass lantern slides and an accompanying lecture script entitled "New Calls for Christian Living", which features the work of the Women's Missionary Society and some of its missionaries. The slides were created by the Committee on Missionary Education, and the script is signed by its secretary, Kenneth J. Beaton.