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Collection consists of materials relating to Oliver's ministry and work with Indigenous peoples. Collection contains Photographs (1934-1938), Memorabilia ([190-?]) and Reference materials ([193-?]-1988).

Fonds consists of log books from 1951-1961.

Fonds consists of a fair copy in four volumes and the second and third drafts (each in one volume) of the Uttermost parts of the sea, completed in 1984 or late in 1983; seven ink drawings of mission boats, labelled copies of which appear in the fourth volume of the fair copy, ca. 1980-1983; correspondence with Joan Homewood regarding corrections to the manuscript, November 1983; and index to the fair copy above, in three card files; photographs gathered in the preparation of the book; and audio cassette tapes of interviews conducted in preparation for the book. Most of the material in the fourth volume of the fair copy was not published; this includes indexes with point form notes on missionaries who served on the Indigenous and marine mission fields for the Methodist, Presbyterian and United churches in B.C., on mission stations of the United Church in B.C., on the mission boats in B.C., and on two church aircraft. The Uttermost parts of the sea evolved into the publication Godships and published by the United Church Observer in 1984.

Fonds consists of the following series: Vital records (1930-1960); Marine mission records (1919-1948); Committee and institutional records (1897-1958); Financial records and fundraising (1923-1957); Correspondence files (1917-1960); Manuscripts and writings (1919-1951); Published and collected materials (1918-1959); and Photographs (1914-[ca. 1980]).

Fonds consists of the following series: Minutes and reports, 1962-1977; Finances and accounts, 1970-1976; Organization and staffing, 1970-1976; Property management, 1970-1976; Correspondence, 1970-1972; Projects and strategic planning, 1971-1977; Resident students' and band members' lists, 1962-1974; and Tseshaht United Church, 1971-1975. Minutes from 1962-1969, and possibly other records of the Advisory Committee to Indian Work in the Alberni Valley, were inherited by the Mission and are with the records.