# LCMS Convention Workbook_St. Louis Missouri_1981_S127 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) TASK FORCE laymen, at least two of whom shall be lawyers. The synodical Board of Appeals shall be elected by the Synod and shall consist of five clergymen and four laymen, at least two of whom shall be lawyers. Terms of office shall be in accordance with Section 2.06 of these Bylaws, but without limitation as to reelection. b. Teachers on the synodical roster may be elected as clergymen, provided that not more than one such teacher shall serve on any commission or board. c. With the exception of members of the faculties of educational institutions of the Synod, no indi- vidual holding any position in the Synod, in any ofits Districts. or in any organization owned and controlled by the Synod shall be eligible for membership on a Commission of Adjudication or the Board of Appeals. 14.05 The Commission on Organizations A Commission on Organizations consisting of five members—one pastor, one teacher, two laymen, and one seminary professor—shall be appointed by the President of the Synod after consultation with the Vice-Presidents. 14.09 Executive Secretary An Executive Secretary may be appointed by the commission subject to the approval of the President of the Synod. He shall be responsible to the com- mission and shall perform such duties as are assigned to him by the commission. 127 Synod. Each of these three bodies shall consist of three clergymen and two laypersons, both of whom shall be lawyers. b. (Same as present 5.47 b) c. (Same as present 5.47 ¢) (It should be noted that throughout Chapter V “Commission of Adjudication” shall be changed to “Commission on Adjudication” and ‘Board of Appeals” shall be changed to “Commission on Appeals.) IX. FRATERNAL ORGANIZATONS 9.01 Statement of Purpose (Same as present 14.01 except that “Commission on Organizations” is to be changed to “Commission on Theology and Church Relations”) 9.03 Responsibilities of Pastors and Congregations (Same as present 14.03) (Delete 14.05) 9.07 Functions and Duties (See new Bylaws of Commission on Theology and Church Relations.) (Delete present 14.09) X. DOCTRINAL REVIEW 10.01 Definition a and b (same as present 11.151 a and b) c. The primary responsibility for doctrinal super- vision and review lies with the President of the Synod (Article XI, B, 1). 10.03 Material Subject to Doctrinal Review a. (Same as present 11.153 a except to change the first word to “‘all’) b. (Same as present 11.153 b) c. Each District is accountable to the Synod through its respective President and Board of Directors for the content of all of its published materials. d. (Sameas present 11.153 c except that “Board of Control” be changed to ‘‘Board of Regents” and “publications” to “all of its published materials’’) e. (Same as present 11.153 d except Article XVII should be changed to Article XIII) f. (Same as present 11.153 e) g. (Same as present 11.153 f) 10.05 Personnel and Appointment (Same as present 11.153)