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This file contain a clipping that mentions and interviews Mike Chernenkoff, the editor of the newsletter ISTINA.

Includes receipt for print order from BC Press

This file consists of a newspaper clipping and Attorney General’s reports in regards to arson in Brilliant, BC in 1924.

This file contains clippings from various newspapers relating to the death of P. V. Verigin and destruction of his tomb. KCIR related records.

This file consists of a booklet published by the Union of Youth: Union of Spiritual Communities of Christ for the 29th Annual Youth Festival, May 22-23, 1976.

This file contains 177 photographs taken during the festival May 16-18, 1992 in Brilliant BC. The photographer is Paul Tomlin (Faces of wolf). Most of images has two copies, sometimes three.

This file comprises of two newspaper supplements celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Union of Spiritual Communities of Christ (USCC) in 1988, both illustrated with photographs and containing historical articles. First item is the Boundary [B.C.] Community News supplement dated August 9, 1988; and the second item is the Castlegar [B.C.] News supplement dated October 5, 1988.

This file consists of letters and reports created by the Jubilee Committee during the organization of celebrations to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Doukhobors arrival in Canada.

This file contains issues of Istina edited by Mike Chernenkoff. With other copies in this collection this might be an almost-complete run of this Sons of Freedom/Reformed Doukhobor polemical newsletter, issued from the New Settlement/Krestova throughout the

This file contains correspondence and newspaper clippings relating to the celebration of the 70th anniversary of Doukhobors arrival in Canada organized by the Association of Canadian of Russian Descent.

This file comprises of Nelson [B.C.] Daily News supplement dated July 31, 1974, celebrating the history of the Doukhobors in Canada and containing an extensive historical article written by W. M. Rozinkin; a glossy booklet published in color by the Union of Spiritual Communities of Christ [ca. 1974], celebrating the history of Doukhobors in Canada.