# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S837
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252 INTERSYNODICAL AND DOCTRINAL MATTERS
2. Our sister synods within the Synodical Conference, the Wi
consin Synod and the Norwegian Synod, have voiced serious ob
jections to the St. Louis resolutions. The latter has recently, in the!
interest of true unity, officially asked

its 1938 resolutions; the former has

’ involves a denial of faith.

We therefore now
to wit,

Wuereas, The St. Louis union resolutio

accepted by any synod other than Missouri
the Synodical Conference; and

WHEREas, They are serving the cause of disunity rather than -
that of unity within the Mi

1ssouri Synod and in the Synodical Con- .
ference; now therefore be it

submit to Synod the following resolution,

ms of 1938 have not been.
either within or withou

_ We, for ourselves, here

with formally advise Synod that for us .
the said doctrinal basis is i

many case null and void.

ry

St. Joun’s Ey, LUTHERAN Cuurcn, CuinTon, Iowa’.

ARNoLp F, Paascu, Secretary
Pau H. Bureporr, Pastor

[606]
To Annul St. Louis Union Resolutions

GREETINGS:

Inasmuch as the 1938 Chur

ch Union Resolutions of our Synod
are unsatisfactory;

Resolved, That we memorialize §
Church Union Resolutions null and

Statement of 1932 as a sufficient pre
Position.

ynod to declare the 1938

void, declaring the Brief

sentation of our doctrinal

THE Crcaco HErcuHTs Pastora. CoNFERENCE
W. T. Rossnacet, Secretary