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File contains the archivist's notes, a brief "History of the Evangelical Free Church in Canada," and a copy of the transcription guidelines used by public history students from 2001 to 2004

File contains the following transcripts:
Aud. 229, "Interview of Dr. Thomas McDill," by Lynn Wilkinson, on 01/29/83, transcribed by Darren Friesen. Focus of interview is McDill's life and involvement with the EFCA (Evangelical Free Church of America). (2001)
Aud. 232, "Interview of Minnie A. Odland," by Lynn Wilkinson, on 02/21/83, transcribed by Janell Willie. Focus of interview is Odland's life and involvement with the EFC (Evangelical Free Church). (2001)
Aud. 234, "Interview of John Sutherland," by Lynn Wilkinson, on 08/20/83, transcribed by Amy Hutchins. Focus of interview is Sutherland's life, his involvement with TWU (Trinity Western University), and views on Christian Business ethics. (2001)
Aud. 235, "Interview of Ada Thiessen," by Lynn Wilkinson, in 1983, transcribed by Brian Vose. Focus of interview is Thiessen's life and the history of the TWU property. (2001)
Aud. 236, "Interview of Robert N. Thompson," by Lynn Wilkinson, on 08/09/83, transcribed by Chris Charlton. Focus of interview is Thompson's life, his involvement in government, and his time in Ethiopia. (2001)
Aud. 225, "Interview of Richard R. Walters," by Lynn Wilkinson, on 02/18/83, transcribed by Leanne Neufeldt. Focus of interview is Walter's life and involvement with the EFC and TWU. (2001)
Aud. 238, "John Woodland," by Lynn Wilkinson, on 03/04/83, transcribed by Jennifer Hamel. Focus of interview is Woodland's life and involvement with TWU. (2001)

File contains notes and transcripts for three audio cassettes as well as abstracts for three video cassettes.
Aud. 269, notes for Amber Pashuk on the John Piper Show (radio) [n.d.]
Aud. 270, transcripts for eight radio broadcasts that aired May 17-18, 2001; many of these featured Guy Saffold.
Aud. 271, transcript for the David Berner Show, featuring an interview with Guy Saffold (02/10/2000)
Notes for videos numbered: Vid. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.
[Video # references in notes refer to a former numbering system in the Legal Collection. Starting with Vid. 1 - renumbered as Vid. 200, all eight videos were sequentially renumbered. These items are now referenced as Vid. 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, and 207.]

File contains the following transcripts:
Aud. 230, "Interview of David Moore," by Nadean Smith and Emily Dickason, on 02/13/04, transcribed by Nadean Smith and Emily Dickason. Focus of interview is Moore's experience as one of the first seventeen students. (2001)
Aud. 231, "Interview of George Moore," by Joshua Daley and Steve Kater, on 02/17/04, transcribed by Joshua Daley and Steve Keter. Focus of interview is Moore's experience as one of the first seventeen students. (2001)
Aud. 228, "Interview of Joyce (Turner) Mickelson," by Jennifer Yee, on 02/20/04, transcribed by Jennifer Yee. Focus of interview is Mickelson's experience as one of the first seventeen students. (2001)
Aud. 237, "Interview of Miriam (Friesen) Wiebe," by Birgitta Dobson and Melissa Letkemann, on 02/16/04, transcribed by Birgitta Dobson and Melissa Letkemann. Focus of interview is Wiebe's experience as one of the first seventeen students. (2001)
Aud. 227, "Interview of Victor Janzen," by Travis Hill and Wesley Boonstra, on 02/18/04, transcribed by Travis Hill and Wesley Boonstra. Focus of interview is Janzen's experience as one of the first seventeen students. (2001)

File contains transcripts of a recording likely created to accompany slide show presentations, ca. 1965 and 1967. Perry Havens is the main speaker, but Calvin Hanson contributes his thoughts towards the end of side 2. Transcribed by Darren Friesen.

Series consists of correspondence, reports, memos, grant proposals, and policy and procedures manuals created by the archivist prior to 1994

File consists of records including memos, reports, correspondence and inventory (1983)

File consists of records including planning documents for the establishment of the TWU Archives