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Series consists of a photograph album of the United Church West China Mission.

Series consists of records relating to McCrindle’s attendance at ceremonies, travel within the Conference, planning meetings, and liaison with various church officials and secular organizations.  Records include correspondence, itineraries, meeting notes, orders of service, and news clippings. 

Series consists primarily of letters from Gladys to family and friends, describing in detail the couple's activities and aspects of their daily life in China. Series also includes personal correspondence between the couple.

Series includes minutes of the Native Ministries Council, Native Ministries Division minutes, memos, and letters from Charlotte Sullivan.

Series consists of records relating to church extension (i.e. the establishment and development of congregations in new areas, usually without a previous congregation). Some records relate to church-related corporations and societies, such as camps and seniors homes. Document types include grant applications, application for loans, agreements to repay, building fund and stewardship documentation, property records, correspondence, design and architectural plans, church photographs, and other financial information such as mortgage and insurance records.

Series consists of copies of photographs relating to the church and community at Lax Kw’alaams.

Series consists of records relating to student preaching placements; pastoral charges at Bella Coola, Merritt, and North Delta; as well as supply preaching. Series also contains some records relating to bible study and summer school classes, including Bracewell’s participation in the Indian Workers Institute at Union College, Vancouver (1955 and 1959). Documents include sermon notes; worship service bulletins; register of sermons, baptisms, marriages, and burials; and course notes.

Series consists of biographical files relating primarily to clergy who have served the United Church and its antecedent denominations within British Columbia.

Series consists of records relating to Searcy's preaching at Crescent United Church (Surrey, BC), South Arm United Church (Richmond, BC), and University Hill Congregation (Vancouver, BC). Records include typescript sermons.

Series consists of records relating to the establishment of a fund for ministry to isolated Indigenous communities the northwest coast. Records include report and recommendation of the Central Mainland Marine Mission Endowment Fund Committee, correspondence and appeals, excerpts from Conference Executive minutes, and terms of reference for the Thomas Crosby Fund.

Series relates to the couple's academic research and professional lives. Includes clinical notes, reports, and reprints of medical articles that were written by Dr. Edison Cunningham himself or other professionals in the field. Series also includes some of Dr. Gladys Cunningham's notes from her public addresses, a selected bibliography, and some copies of letters she wrote to other colleagues. Also included are a few letters of recommendation written by the two doctors, photographs of patients from China (mainly with eye diseases), and the financial records of their private practice in Vancouver.

Series contains artwork by children to celebrate the 60th Annual meeting of the BC Conference.

Series consists of records relating to Harrison's work for The United Church of Canada as BC Conference President and as a member of General Council committees and task groups. Includes reports, correspondence, and speaking notes.

Series consists of a memoir written by Kristine Greenaway after visiting the place of her birth.

Series consists of textual records relating to Vera Bell's work in hospitals and churches at Hazelton and Queen Charlotte, as well as in Kenya. Also included are records also relating to the Thomas Crosby mission boat, Vera's Christian faith, and a memoir.

Series consists of photographs relating to Frank Fidler's trip from Manitoba to British Columbia, and work within BC Conference as Boys' Work Secretary (1928-1932). Series also includes photographs relating to Fidler's work at General Council as Secretary of the Christian Education Department.

Series consists of records relating to various pastoral charges, at a more superficial level than the Church extension and property development files series. Series also consists of records relating generally to the work of the Council for Church Extension. Includes orders of service, correspondence, and minutes.

Series consists of files relating to presbyteries and congregations within the bounds of the former BC Conference.

Series consists of records relating to special events and milestones in McCrindle’s life and ministry.  Records include programs and orders of service from special celebrations, correspondence, student assignments, magazine and news clippings, drawings, and memorabilia.

Series consists of records relating to Burrows' research and writing of two books: Healing in the Wilderness (2004) and Hope Lives Here (2010), which tell the history of United Church hospitals and Vancouver's First United Church, respectively. Series contains 5 subseries: Healing in the Wilderness research material (1962-2006); Healing in the Wilderness interview recordings (1982-2002); Healing in the Wilderness photographs (1934-2005); Hope Lives Here research material (1964-2010); and Hope Lives Here photographs (1913-2010).

Series relates to family, children, and friends from China and abroad. Includes scenes of nature and everyday life in China.

Series consists of records relating strictly to Fraser Presbytery, which Max Warne helped establish through his church extension work, and with which he identified most strongly throughout most of his career. Includes annotated copies of minutes and correspondence.

Series consists of records relating to Clifford's preaching and worship leadership, primarily at Augustine United Church in Winnipeg, and at Ryerson United Church in Vancouver.

Series consists of lectures and theme addresses given in various church and academic settings as Moderator of the United Church. Also includes Moderator’s journal and the original script for the 1986 Apology to First Nations Peoples.

Series consists of records relating to a variety of subjects pertinent to Max Warne's work as Home Missions Superintendent. Series also includes operational records relating to the supervision of student ministers and the establishment of the Bethshan seniors home in Cloverdale. Includes correspondence, minutes, reports, and published materials (e.g. brochures).

Series consists of records relating to Florence Gruchy (sister of Lydia Gruchy) and her experiences living in India as a part of the Women's Missionary Society. Records include photographs, as well as some textual materials (primarily notes) and artwork.

Series consists of literature about the All Native Circle Conference, annual reports, minutes from BC Conference, minutes from Coastal Regional Group, newsletters and correspondence, applications for funding from the BC Native Land Claims fund, and press releases newspaper clippings about residential schools issues and Indigenous land claims.

Series relates to the Cunninghams' missionary activities with the United Church. Includes copies of newsletters, reports of China, correspondence, and a few relevant publications in both English and Chinese.

Series consists of records relating to Shaver's service to the wider church as a member of Manitoba Conference's Faith and Order Committee (1951-1956); a member of BC Conference's Commission to Study Institutional Work in the Lower Mainland (1967-1969); a member of the Board of Directors for the Vancouver Inner City Service Project (1967-1969); and supervisor of a student at the Vancouver School of Theology (1995-1997).

Series consists of records relating to Bob Burrows' ministry in Marine Missions and at First United Church in the context of its radio ministry. Record types include reel-to-reel sound recordings relating to the Thomas Crosby mission boat and the community of Hartley Bay.

Series consists of Healing Fund activity reports, budgets, minutes of Technical Implementation Group (TIG) for the Healing Fund, correspondence, memoranda, and information bulletins.

Series consists of records relating to the administrative meetings and operations of the Home Missions Committee of BC Conference.

Series consists of two scrapbooks comprising primarily new clippings relating to McCrindle’s work in the community, taken from the Daily News. 

Series consists of records relating to Shaver's preaching and leadership in worship. Records include Sunday bulletins and handwritten preaching notes.

Series consists of photographs relating to marine missions on the B.C. coast during Grant Bracewell's work at Bella Coola (1955-1958).
Also included are photographs and postcards kept by his mother, Edith Bracewell (nee King), relating to her two years of nurses' training at the Methodist Church hospital in Hazelton (ca. 1920) and her much later visit to Naramata Christian Leadership Training School (1955).

Series consists of published material relating to Bracewell’s service and interests in the work of the national United Church, including reports relating to ordered ministry, sexual orientation, the Indigenous church, and Indigenous rights.

Series consists of records relating to Shaver's worship leadership and preaching, public speaking, work at First United Church (Vancouver). Records also include biographical information through interviews with Gordon Laird and Bob Stewart.

Subjects of the photographs include marine missions, Indigenous communities, students of Coqualeetza and Alberni residential schools, forestry and fishing, family and friends.

Series consists of personal marriage register for Toronto, 1929, 1932, 1937-1938, 1940, 1942-1943; ca. 450 sermons, addresses, diary, report and correspondence.

Series consists of correspondence re a dinner to honour Anne Ward, 1969-1970, various other correspondence, 1952-1981 and cash book.

Series consists of digitized copies of The Christian Guardian publication from 1829-1925. The publication is known as Christian Guardian from 1829-1868 and The Christian Guardian from 1869-1925. Common sections in the publication include: editorials, columns from the Woman's Missionary Society, foreign news, notices of meetings, classifieds and advertisements, obituaries, parliamentary proceedings, summary of Conferences and district meetings, global news, and religious news. Many volumes also feature supplement issues or holiday issues.

Series consists of daily diaries, 1901-1971; correspondence, 1938-1945, personal marriage register of Rev. Richard Orlando Jolliffe, 1945-1959; personal baptismal register of Rev. Richard Orlando for Rockwood, Ont. (1946-1958) and West China (1909-1946), 1909-1958.

Series consists of images from missions in Angola.

File consists of digitized copies of the United Church of Canada Woman's Missionary Society Annual Reports. These reports continued the reports published by the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church, Canada, and Canada Congregational Woman's Board of Missions.

The reports run from 1925-1961 and were published by The Armac Press Limited, Ryerson Press and United Church Publishing House.

Reports include sections outlining missionary work, a directory of conference and branches, officers of the Dominion Board, official minutes of the Dominion Board, the executive and its committees, statistics, reports from the Executive Secretary of both home and overseas missions and financial reporting.

The publication of the reports was the responsibility of the periodical department.

The Moderator is elected at each General Council and currently serves a term of three years. As the senior elected officer of the United Church, the Moderator is responsible for giving leadership in spiritual matters, presiding at meetings of the General Council, its executive and sub-executive; serving as the primary spokesperson and representative for the United Church and is automatically a member of all committees established by the General Council and of the permanent committees of the Executive of the General Council.

Series consists of the following subseries: Records of Aubrey S. Tuttle, 1971-1972; Records of George Dorey, 1954-1956; Records of Angus J. MacQueen, 1960; Records of Hugh McLeod, 1961-1962; Records of Ernest M. Howse, 1965-1966; Records of Wilfred C. Lockhart, 1966-1968; Records of Robert B. McClure, 1923-1976; Records of A.B.B. Moore, 1971-1972; Records of N. Bruce McLeod, 1972-1974; Records of Wilbur K. Howard, 1972-1977; Records of George M. Tuttle, 1934-1984; Records of Lois M. Wilson, 1979-1982; Records of Clarke MacDonald, 1982-1984; Records of Robert F. Smith, 1984-1986; Records of Anne Squire, 1986-1988; Records of Sang Chul Lee, 1988-1990; Records of Walter F. Farquharson, 1990-1992; Records of Stan McKay, 1992-1994; Records of Marion Best, 1988-1997; Records of William F. Phipps, 1997-2000; Records of Marion Pardy, 1981-2003; Records of Peter Short, 1995-2006; Records of David Giuliano, 2006-2009; Records of Mardi Tindal, 2009-2012; Records of Gary Paterson, 2012-2015; Records of Jordan Cantwell, 2015-2018.

Series consists of class histories/accounts of events, 1898-1914, student record cards containing marks, 1913-1926, correspondence, 1914-1923, and financial statements, 1922-1923.