# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S934
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS 354

Financial Secretary: Mrs. A. C. Hass, Topeka, Kans.; Treasurer:
Mrs. A. H. Meitler, Enid, Okla.; Pastoral Counselors: Revs. R. H.
C. Meyer, O. Fedder, W. C. Birkner.

11. The Counselors are of the opinion that the resolutions of
Synod pertaining to effecting a women’s organization have been
carried out and that the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
offers a large and important part of Synod’s membership a desir-
able opportunity for helping to build the Kingdom, not in com-
petition with, but in support of, the work of the local congregation
and of the church at large. The attitude of the officers of the
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League and of the entire member~
ship has consistently been co-operative and appreciative. We
recommend that Synod express its pleasure that the Lutheran .
Women’s Missionary League has been organized and pledge the
League sympathetic support in carrying out its program and at-
taining its stated objectives. , °

: THE SYNODICAL PASTORAL COUNSELORS
R. H, C. Meyer, Chairman
Jutrus DECKMAN
Oscar FEDDER
A. H. SEMMANN
W. C. Birxner, Secretary

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[1904]
Report on Station KFUO

During the past triennium Radio Station KFUO has again to
the best of its ability sought to discharge its responsibility as the
broadcasting station of our Lutheran Church by proclaiming the
Word of God in all its fullness to a sin-ridden world. The two
morning services of Pilgrim Lutheran Church, St. Louis, Mo., were
broadcast every Sunday throughout the year. Other religious pro-
grams, such as meditations, Bible study, devotions for shut-ins,
and the hymns of the Church were given a prominent place on
the station’s daily program. Many unsolicited letters bear eloquent
testimony that the Word was not proclaimed in vain over KFUO.
Listeners of our own Church as well as of other denominations
have freely given testimony of the comfort and consolation which
they have derived from the spiritual messages heard over our
broadcasting station. It is very encouraging to know that KFUO
obviously has been a blessing to many, but we must remain aware
that only God Himself knows the full extent of the work which’
the station is privileged to do in His kingdom. ;

Government. regulations for broadcasting stations require that
the program of broadcasts be balanced and cover the various fields