The fonds consists of baptism, marriage and death records, and minutes of official bodies of the Kensington and Summerfield United Churches and their predecessor Methodist and Presbyterian Churches as well as minutes of official bodies of the Kensington-Summerfield Pastoral Charge itself. These have been arranged in the following series:

Series 1: Kensington [Presbyterian]United Church
Series 2: Kensington Methodist Church
Series 3: Summerfield [Presbyterian] United Church
Series 4: Kensington-Summerfield Pastoral Charge

The fonds consists of baptisms, marriages and deaths of the Margate Pastoral Charge of the United Church and of its predecessor churches, the Methodist Church in Margate and the Presbyterian Church in Princetown. It also contains Quarterly Board minutes and membership records of the Methodist Margate circuit and a Minute book of the Princetown-Lot 16 United pastoral charge. These have been arranged in the following series:

Series 1: Margate Methodist/United Church
Series 2: Princetown Presbyterian/United Church
Series 4: Princetown-Lot 16 pastoral charge

The fonds consists of records relating to the St. Thomas, St. Mark, and St. Stephen churches in the New London parish, as well as St. John's church in St. Eleanors. All three churches in the New London parish are documented in a service register (1926-1940), vestry minutes (1941-1946), account books (1945-1947), collection books (1897-1926), minute books of the Women's Auxiliary (1907-1947), visitations (1889-1899, 1925) and lists of parishioners confirmed (1884-1933, 1939-1947) as well as communicates (date unknown). Also included are separate parish minute books (1885-1947) and minutes of Guild meetings (1902-1904) for St. Marks Parish as well as minute books (1904-1924) for St. Thomas' parish. Copied by James B. Millwaie in 1911 from New London parish registers are records of baptisms (1833-1947), marriages (1823-1947), and burials (1842-1947). Photocopies of the original documents are also included.

Records for St. John's church in St. Eleanors document the baptisms (1821-1871), burials (1832-1880), and marriages (1827-1889) within the parish.

After describing the general congregational history of the United Church in Kensington, Prince Edward Island, from its beginnings to the 1990s, this volume gives an account of the history and activities of various church groups such as the Sunday School. CGIT, United Church Women, etc.

Kensington, or Barrett's Cross as it was then known, Prince Edward Island, was part of the Bedeque and, later, Margate circuits of the Methodist faith. A Methodist church was first built in Kensington in 1888 on land donated by Hon. G.W.W. Bentley. A Presbyterian church had been built in 1886 as part of the Malpeque circuit. In 1925 Methodists and Presbyterians joined to create the United Church in Kensington, worshipping in the former Methodist Church.