# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S1094
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

896 PARISH EDUCATION

the church schools, hence also support of religious instrif
Therefore, we as citizens should oppose the granting of Stat
for the support of church schools; ‘
ce. That the Board for Parish Education and other intér
parties be encouraged to continue to study the problem. | 1%

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10. The Program for the Board for Parish Education

Resolution 24
(Re 10.1)
Wuereas, The Board for Parish Education has redi
additional writers of curricular materials in adult educatioz
audio-visual education; and er
Wuereas, The demand from the field shows need. forfi
materials; be it therefore cathe
Resolved, That Synod authorize the Board for Parish
tion to add two men to the editorial staff during the comitig
nium; and be it ‘
Resolved, That Synod appropriate the necessary fun
11. Local Boards of Education -

Resolution 23
(Re 11.1 and 11.2)
Wuereas, Local Boards of Education have been effectit
improving the administration and efficiency of the parish
gram; and
Wuereas, Such Boards are in a position to assist the pasto:
his teaching staffs in the establishment of an efficient system
child accounting; therefore be it 7
Resolved, 1. That all congregations be urged to set up
Boards of Christian Education; ,
, 2. That all congregations be urged to set up a system of
accounting with the view to enrolling all their children in one
more of the educational agencies of the Church. a

12. Co-ordinating Council

Resolution 22
(Re 12.1) oo
Wuereas, All congregations should strive to have an intellig

and well-indoctrinated laity; and ‘
Wuereas, A co-ordiriated instructional program for childéd
young people, and adults should be provided; therefore be it,
, Resolved, That we encourage qur congregations to acquaif