This series includes records pertaining to George A. McMillan's work as a United Church minister in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario.

This series contains material collected or generated by Rev. George A. McMillan pertaining to United Church radio broadcasts, including morning devotions (by McMillan) and educational/outreach programming.

The surviving records of Murray McPherson include: Slides of various churches and religious structures in Winnipeg and Brandon, including 25 colour and 1 b/w slide pertaining to Brandon Hills Church, St. Andrew's on the Red, St. Boniface, Trinity, Knox, Windsor Park, Fort Garry, Gordon King, Westworth, St. Andrew's, St. Vital, Atlantic, Charleswood, Shaughnessy, Windermere, Young, Oxford, Harrow, Grey Street, Norwood, St. Stephen's, Augustine, Crescent Fort Rouge, McClure, St. Matthew's and Manitoba College, dates unknown.

The surviving records of Robert A. Logan include: 'Spiritual Light' Newsletters, published by the Board of Home Missions in Cree and English, dating from 1941, 1946, 1958-1962 (n.i.); the 'English-Cree Primer & Vocabulary' by Rev. F.G. Stevens, published by the Board of Home Missions, dating from 1934; the 'Companion in English of Cree Catechism for the Young' by Rev. F.G. Stevens, published by the Board of Home Missions, date unknown; a hymn book arranged and translated by Rev. F.G. Stevens, published by the Board of Home Missions in Cree and English, dating from 1946; and pamphlets entitled 'Ruin & Remedy' and 'God's Best News', published by the Scripture Gift Mission in Cree & English, date unknown.

The surviving records of Rev. John A. Cormie include: Articles, pertaining to liquor, rural life, and immigration, dating from 1917 to 1936 (also some dates unknown); Maps, of Manitoba municipalities, labelled by ethnic makeup, dating from 1920 to 1921; Lectures, research, reports and minutes, pertaining to rural and urban issues, Ukrainians and immigration, 1929-1933 (also some dates unknown); Scrapbooks and notebooks, containing clippings and articles pertaining to rural issues, the Church, the development of northern Manitoba, labour, farming, education, immigration, Ukrainians, and temperance, dating from 1916 to 1943; Correspondence, pertaining to Church union and property matters in Manitoba (concerning Birtle, Teulon, Melita, Carberry, Elva, Forest, Fort William, Hartney, Holmfield, Brandon, Portage, Rossburn, Minnedosa, Morden, Neepawa, Ninga, Roland, Selkirk, Stonewall, Vista, Wellwood, Winnipeg, Kildonan, Indian Springs, Oberon, Boissevain, Lenore, Elphinstone), dating from 1921 to 1930; Minutes, of the Church Union Committee and the Laymen's Committee of Church Union, dating from 1925; Literature and reports pertaining to Church Union; and Anti-Union Literature.