# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S1143
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

586 INTERSYNODICAL AND DOCTRINAL MATTERS

manner as the present “Common Confession,”
to future conventions of our Synod and ¢
Church for adoption.

“That it be under.
Ocument does not in any way affect
i © amendment wags
rejected. The Chair then put the question: “Does anyone by his Vote
in favor of rejecting the amendment repudiate the Brief Statement”
No one arose in answer. (Cf. minutes of June 29, 1950.)

Resolution 15
Wuergas, Our Commit

report “since the practice of the Church must a

Wuereas, Our Committee further recommends that “a Com-
mittee on Doctrinal Unit

y be again appointed, in the manner
prescribed by the regulations of Synod, to serve as a steering
committee and clearinghouse”; therefore be it

Resolved, That the reco
accepted; and be it further

Resolved, That every effort be made to hold the suggested -
meetings for the purpose mentioned; and be it further

mmendations of the Committee be

Resolution 16

Wuerras, The Constitution of the Synodical Conference pro-
s that fellowship with another church body cannot be estab-
lished by any one of its constituent synods without the consent
of every synod in the Synodical Conference; and

Wuereas, The American Luthe

ran Church already in 1938
declared itsel