# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S649
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS 649

the Gospel, to give out information on procedures,
ri Ze mutually helpful experiences.” Synod’s financial :
‘possible to arrange two such conferences. The First
Mitheran Radio Conference met at St.Louis, Mo., on
II, 1948. A total of 104 individuals from 25 States at-
BMsessions. The Second Annual Radio and Television
mét Nov.9 and 10, 1949, also at St. Louis. It was at-
09 individuals from 25 States. The agenda for both
cluded papers and discussions on topics of interest
are engaged in religious broadcasting. The resolutions
both conferences show that the meetings were regarded
profitable and that it is desirable to continue them.
ports of the work of each of the conferences were
and made available to interested parties.
ne past triennium the project of providing radio scripts
mrried out only to a small extent, owing to financial limitations.
the past, the Committee sponsored National Lutheran
geks and encouraged all our pastors to take advantage of
rtunity which radio affords to bring the Gospel to the
the masses.
the important projects which should engage the
a Radio Committee’s attention in the future are 1) a more
program of furnishing information to the pastors of our
egard to AM and FM broadcasting and assisting them in
filme on local stations. 2) The production of electrical
ons. for the use of our pastors. 3) Establishing and
g personal contact with individual pastors, the managers
tions, and particularly with the radio committee and
nary boards of the various Districts of Synod, in order
ind co-ordinate in the fullest measure in each area the
es for broadcasting the Gospel. 4) Assisting Synod in
radio stations in Europe, Asia, and elsewhere as the
may arise. 5). Exploring the possibility of utilizing
in the service of the Church’s work.
pw of the great importance of the work that the Synodical
Bammittee has been doing, and in view of the large amount
remains to be done, the Committee respectfully petitions
grant it the sum of $5,000 annually.

SynopicaL Rapro ComMMIrtTEE
Grorce V. Scuick, Secretary