# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1947_S161
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 161

groups in ways other than those accommodated by pre-
viously enumerated personal equipment.
a. Personal habits and attitudes
(1) Courtesy
(2) Tact
(3) Friendliness
(4) Poise
. Personal hygiene, and care and taste in dress
. Conversational skill
. Skill in the observance of social conventions
. A reasonable knowledge about and some skill in the
application of sound administrative principles
(1) Planning techniques
(2) Organization of church, school, charitable and mis-
sionary ‘activities
(3) Techniques for controlling such activities and their
fiscal matters

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. Cultural

An appreciation of the principles and of the values of
a. Literature

b. Music

ce. Art

d. Architecture

. Physical

a. The possession of health

b. An appreciation of the significance. of physical health
and appearance in the work of the minister

c. A knowledge of methods of avoiding physical and mental
illnesses

d. A knowledge of methods of physical conditioning which
may be self-administered .

E. An Appreciation of the Minister's Function as an integral
part of the Lutheran Church. This means an understanding, in
historical perspective, of the following aspects of the Lutheran
Church:

1.
. Its structure
. Its functioning
. Its practices
. Its developed means
.. Its relations to the whole of Christendom

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Its heritage

Its destiny .

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