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=== West Coast Children’s Mission ===
In the early 1950s an average of 100 teachers serving in 50 or more schools were active in Vacation Bible Schools (VBS) throughout the province. Over 3,000 children were reached each year. In order to provide nurture for these children, a correspondence course was prepared by Martha (nee Braun) Peters. Approximately 1,500 lessons were sent out as a follow-up to these contacts. In the 1950s and 1960s, while the major focus was on conducting VBS in the summer, local fellowships were also started as a result of contacts made through these VBS efforts.

In the early years other mission ministries were formed. In 1945 a Sunday morning radio program, "The Gospel Hour," was launched, broadcast from Chilliwack (CHWK). Another Mennonite outreach was the Tract Mission of British Columbia, formed in 1946. It provided material that many used in personal evangelism. Officially, this ministry it was not part of the MB Conference mandate.