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Fonds consists of correspondence, minutes, reports, and other records which document the Church's role in relation to military chaplaincy, recruitment, enlistment, conscription and exemption, moral condition of troops, demobilization and reconstruction. Statistical records and personnel files document war service of Methodist ministers, probationers, and laymen.

Fonds consists of minutes, 1903-1906.

Fonds consists of various notes, lists of ministers, probationers, and stations, and other miscellaneous records related to stations in Ontario, 1866-1919.

Fonds consists of minutes; correspondence and questionnaires; transcripts of responses to questions; interim report by W.G. Smith re relation of the Methodist Church to immigrants in Western Canada; interim and final reports of the Commission.

Fonds consists of correspondence of J.H. Arnup, July 1910 to December 1912

Fonds consists of two series: records of the Conference, 1883-1921; and records of the Districts, 1887-1929.

Fonds consists of two series: records of the Conference, 1884-1925; and records of the Districts, 1875-1925

Fonds consists of two series: records of the Conference and its committees, 1899-1925; and records of the Districts, 1892-1925

Fonds consists of record book (141 p.) of lists of names of classes and societies on the Newtonbarry Circuit, County Wexford, Ireland.

Fonds consists of the following series: album of Ministers and Presidents of the Wesleyan Methodist Church 1744-1929; portraits and letters of the Ministers of St. James Methodist Church (Montreal) 1898; album of portraits and letters of the Ministers and Presidents of the Methodist Conference in Canada 1892; and portraits of Methodist Ministers and their wives [18--].

Fonds consists of minutes, 1911-1916

Fonds consists of: records of the Joint Committee; and correspondence of the secretary, Stanley L. Osborne, primarily re copyright permission, but also regarding the printing and publishing of the Hymn Book. Also included are notes on hymns and particularly authors by Dr. Osborne and earlier handwritten notes by Rev. C.H. Johnson regarding the 1930 Hymnary.

Fonds consists of records of the Movement of Christian Feminism as well as the Friends of Hagar newsletter, including records of conferences and events, conference evaluation forms from participants, meeting minutes, planning documents, proposals and reports, grant funding and financial statements, membership lists, organizational histories, as well as correspondence regarding newsletter subscriptions, publications, event planning, as well as affiliations with other institutions and organizations including churches, universities, and women’s groups in Canada, the United States and further abroad.

Fonds consists of two series of Lord's Day Alliance local branch organizations: 1) Ontario Lord's Day Alliance Paris Branch (Paris, Ont.), minutes, 1896-1907; 2) Ontario Lord's Day Alliance Clifford Branch (Clifford, Ont.), minutes, 1903-1917.

Fonds consists of one annual meeting report, 1954, correspondence related to dispersal of remaining funds, 1958-1966, and financial statements and cash book, 1950-1966.

Fonds consists of minute books of local Ministerial Association branches, including the Barrie Ministerial Association, 1898-1904; and the Georgetown Ministerial Association, 1899-1925, 1921; 1924-1945.

Fonds consists of a meeting minutes record book, of the Christian Association for the Promotion of Holiness, 1879-1921, including business meetings and conventions, and the Christian Association, 1930-1945, including business meetings and the formation of the trustees; as well as a financial collection book, including member names, 1919-1930.

Fonds consists of minutes, 1960-1961, correspondence, 1960-1965, and refuggee applications, including portrait phtographs, 1960.

Fonds consists of meeting minutes, reports and financial statements, 1946-1960, 1965-1968; correspondence, primarily addressed to Rev. Finlay, and memorandums, 1942-1961; mailing lists, [1954]-1955; briefs and essays, [1946]-1964. Topics within correspondence and other materials include communications with the federal Department of Labour, conscientious objectors in society, open letters to government leaders such as President Truman and Prime Minister Mackenzie King, pacifist John Swomley’s visit to Toronto, FoR conferences and international meetings, United Church Publishing sale of Kirky Page book, protesting Chatham, Ontario Board of Education’s request for compulsory cadet training in high schools, Canadian sale of arms, the Korean War, FoR Canada Section administrative and financial matters, Andre Trochme’s visit to Toronto, and correspondence with Rev. Robert Edis Faibairn.

Fonds consists of executive minutes, editorial committee minutes, general correspondence, and charter record.