This collection includes information on Rev. Tod Edwin Anthony, who served several churches in the Concordia district before his current appointment as senior pastor at First UMC, Garden City. The collection also includes information on Elaine Justine Anthony (Taber) (Wife) and Maud Ellen Anthony (Grandmother).

This collection contains information on Chad Barry Anglemyer, who served as pastor in the Kansas West Conference of the M.E. Church beginning in the 1980s. After moving to Nebraska, he served in Omaha churches until his appointment as District Superintendent of the Missouri River/Elkhorn Valley Districts.

This collection contains information on Rev. James D. Anthony, who served in the Central Kansas Conference in 1962 before transferring to Minnesota.

This collection contains information on Rev. Louis N. Annadown, who served for more than 38 years in the Southwest and Central Kansas Conferences  of the M.E. Church. He was a charter member of the Central Kansas Conference at its founding in 1939.

This collection contains information on Edward D. Angell, a Wesleyan Methodist minister who was accepted into the Central Kansas Conference of the M.E. church, where he served from 1956 to 1961 before withdrawing and returning to the Wesleyan Methodist Church. At that time he relocated to New York, where he spent the remainder of his ministry and life.

This collection contains information on Rev. Leslie E. Andrews, who began as a local preacher from the Free Methodist Church and ended up serving several M.E. and UMC churches in the Kansas West and other conferences.

This collection contains information on Rev. LeRoy F. Arend, who served a 50-year ministry in the United Methodist Church, including appointments as district superintendent in the Concordia and Dodge City districts. He was also a trustee of both Kansas Wesleyan and Southwestern Colleges.

This collection contains information on James B. Ansley, who served in the Central Kansas conference for four years before transferring to Texas. He served as a U.S. Army chaplain during World War II and, after his return to Texas, spent 25 years as a hospital chaplain.