# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S631
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FINANCIAL MATTERS 631

‘jn the event that a congregation withdraws from the Pension Fund

_ and/or terminates its membership in Synod; now therefore be it

Resolved, That in the event that a congregation withdraws
from the Pension Fund, the full amount contributed by the con-
gregation, plus accrued interest, shall be returned to the congrega-
tion, with this proviso that in no case shall such refund include
any amount contributed by the congregation in behalf of a worker
who still retains his membership in the Pension Fund, and/or who
remains in the service of Synod or its component parts, and/or
who is receiving benefits under the Pension Plan; and be it
furthermore

Resolved, That in the event that both worker and congregatio
resign from membership in Synod (Article XII, 4, of the Constitu-
tion notwithstanding) the full payment made by the worker to
the Pension Fund, and the contribution made by the congregation
in behalf of such worker, plus accrued interest, shall be returned
to the worker and the congregation, respectively.

IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CONGREGATION

Missouri SynopD
Micuican Crry, Inv.

CHarLES E. OLMSTEAD
Recording Secretary of the Congregation

The same memorial was submitted by

Attested: REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH, FREEPORT, ILL.

Rosert V. Loewe, Secretary
Joun N. Sanver, President
Rev. C. J. Scoutu, Pastor

(Signed) (Rev.) A. T. Krerzmann, Crete, Ill.
(Dr.) P. E. Kretzmann, Cuba, Mo.

Signatures attested by (Rev.) H. D. Mensine
Tinley Park, IIL, April 5, 1950

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Pension Fund and Church Extension
The following resolution was adopted on June 21, 1949, by the
Michigan District at its 71st Convention in Saginaw and is here-

with presented to The Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod for:

action at its 1950 Convention:

Wuereas, Neither the General Extension Fund of Synod nor
the Extension Funds of the various Districts are able to furnish

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