This collection contains documents from the First United Methodist Church of Abilene, formerly known as the Methodist Episcopal Church of Abilene. The church is still active as of this writing (2018).

This collection contains information on Robert Banning Alexander of the Kansas Conference, who served at numerous churches from 1925 until his death in 1971.

This collection contains information on Emra O. Allen, who was received by transfer from Southern Illinois to the Kansas Conference, Manhattan district, in 1920. He remained there until 1923, when he transferred back to Southern Illinois.

This collection contains a photograph of Erroll V. Allen, who served 16 pastorates during his 40 years in the Northwest Kansas and Kansas Conferences.

This collection contains official certificates pertaining to Rev. Harmon Allen, who served in the South Kansas Conference (later the Kansas Conference) from 1898 until his retirement in 1936.  His longest ministry was in prison work, serving five years as Chaplain at the state penitentiary at Lansing and nine years as Chaplain at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth.

This collection contains information on Rev. Edgar Colfax Anderson, who served the M.E. Church in the Conferences of Central Illinois, Oklahoma, and Kansas until his death in 1936. He also spent a decade in the churches and missions of New Mexico in the early 1900s.

This collection contains information and one photograph pertaining to Rev. John Holden Anderson, who served in the Indiana Conference (1911-1923) and the Kansas Conference (1924-1964).

This collection contains information on Rev. Mills M. Anderson, who served the M.E. church with appointments in the Southwestern Kansas Conference and the Kansas Conference, as well as in the St. Louis and Oklahoma conferences. He also served as District Superintendent in the Kansas City district, 1938-1941.

This collection pertains to William H. Anderson, a supply pastor in the Kansas Conference in the 1950s.

This collection contains information on George Angleman, who served in the Kansas Conference of the M. E. Church from 1890 to 1895. He later moved to the Newark (N.J.) Conference, where he served in a series of charges until 1933.