Fonds consists of a typescript of a diary, a lecture on the history of the West, and correspondence on Aboriginal Peoples and mission work, 1872-1924.

Poster depicts six images from mission work in India and South Korea, as advertisement for donations to the Unified Budget of the Missionary and Maintenance Fund and United Church Women.

Presbyterian mission work began on a part-time basis in 1907 and full-time in Vancouver in 1913 and in Victoria in 1914.

Series consists primarily of correspondence received by Board Secretaries, and occasionally copies of letters sent. Among the correspondents are missionaries who served among the East Indians. Letters deal mainly with Canadian immigration policy, treatment of East Indians, and problems associated with establishing the mission.

Fonds consists of nine series: 1) Records relating to the Young People's Forward Movement for Missions, 1894-1926, 2) Records relating to Methodist Missionary Education, [18--]-1949, 3) Records relating to Methodist Printing and Publishing, 1901-1936, 4) Records relating to the Methodist Church of Canada, 1898-1925, 5) Records relating to the United Church of Canada’s Young People’s Missionary Education Department, 1925-1941, 6) Records relating to National and International Bodies of Youth and Missionary Education, 1884-1937, 7) Stephenson Family Records, 1906-1940, 8) Cartographic Material, 1917-1933, 9) Graphic Material, [18--?]-[195-?].

Fonds consists of an album of photographs from Berens River Mission, including members of the community, taken between 1891 and 1903.