# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S663
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (/.,,,,f 79

“News Service” Free to Pastors and Teachers

_Wueneas, There are still a large number of congregations which
‘not giving their children the privilege of attending a Christian
ay school; and
Wuereas, Good, wholesome publicity, as given to our parochial
ools in the “News Service” bulletin would have a much greater
fluence if this periodical would have a wider circulation; and
Wuereas, Such influence would serve to promote and establish
ore Christian day schools in our Synod; and
Wuereas, No other synodical periodical publishes such school
information as does the “News Service”; and
-- Wuereas, Only the officials of Synod, District, and Circuit re-
eive this bulletin free of charge and the list of subscribers is small
compared to the number of pastors and teachers serving Synod;
herefore be it
Resolved, That the “News Service,” a monthly mimeographed
,bulletin issued by Synod’s Board of Education, be sent free of
harge to all pastors and teachers of Synod and, if at all possible,
_appear in printed form; and be it further
Resolved, That Synod appropriate the necessary funds to carry
-out this proposal.
St. Joun’s Ev, LuTHERAN CuurcH, Hammonp, Inp.
Aucust H. Prantow, President
Roy Wile, Secretary

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Endorsement of Lutheran Education Association

The second annual meeting of the Lutheran Education As- °
sociation assembled in River Forest, Ill., July 6 and 7, 1943, respect-
fully petitions the 39th Delegate Synod at Saginaw, Mich., to
consider the following memorial:

That the Synod recognize both the need and the possibility of
great blessings inherent in an organization such as the Lutheran
Education Association and therefore recognize its objectives as
being worthy of synodical sanction and endorsement and, by the
adoption of this memorial, offer such sanction and endorsement of
this organization and encourage the most active and earnest sup-
port of all members of our Synod in its programs and plans.

C. A. Kurtu, Secretary