The Annabelle Yerigan Foursquare Church album is a photograph and memory book created by Annabelle Yerigan (1902-1975), an ordained minister of the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel. An Evangelical Pentecostal Christian church founded by Aimee Semple McPherson (1890-1944) in Los Angeles, the Foursquare Church is credited by some as the first megachurch. McPherson used radio broadcasts to draw in large audiences and donations to Foursquare Church events and services. In 1938, Annabelle Yerigan became an ordained minister of Foursquare Church after graduating from the church's L.I.F.E. Pilots program.

The album contains 36 black and white photographs, including one of Yerigan and an unidentified man with McPherson in the center saluting the photographer, as well as several images of Yerigan in various iterations of her preaching attire, along with a 1937 class photo. Pasted in are Yerigan's Baptismal Certificate, dated November 1933, two ministerial licenses dated 1938 and 1943, and a few newspaper clippings. Various pieces of church-related ephemera are laid in, including an Angelus Temple schedule for May 18, 1942 which lists Yerigan as Assistant at the 1 p.m. service. The materials are housed in a custom wood and string tied binding with a relief of a woman wearing a cap which reads LIFE and piloting a boat, alongside the raised title "Pilots '37".