# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S1296
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS 817

tribution is important when a congregation needs some audio-visual
E aid to supplement a certain program; and
Wuereas, A branch office or offices would give the pastors in
“the vicinity an opportunity to select the aids they want in per-
© gon; and
i Wuereas, It would also give pastors in the vicinity an oppor-
. ‘tunity to preview the aids offered; and
Wuereas, The manager of such a branch office could also be
‘< audio-visual aid counselor to the congregations and pastors; and
Wuereas, It is desirable to have reliable equipment and infor-
mation regarding such equipment and reliable service on such
"equipment; be it therefore
, Resolved, That we, the members of the undersigned congrega-
tion, do respectfully petition Synod to establish an audio-visual

aid branch office in Minneapolis, Minn. (St. Paul could be con-
skiered.) Curist LuTHERAN CHURCH OF Superior, Wis.

A. H. Lasscu, Pastor
E. P. MuEtxer, Secretary

The same memorial was submitted by
St. STEPHEN’s EvANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHurcn
Dutute, Minn.

ARNoLD E. Wencer, Pastor
A. Ermmr, Secretary

THE Boarp or Directors oF THE Minnesota District
or Tue Lurueran Cxurcu — Missourt Synop
ARNOLD E. WENGER, Secretary of the Board
. of Directors, Minnesota District
In meeting assembled, April 12, 1950.

_ Audio-Visual Aid Branch Office in Twin Cities
. (Memorial 1003)

Whereas, It would be a distinct advantage to have a branch
office of Concordia Publishing House’s Audio-Visual Aid Depart-
ment in our District; and

Wuereas, At present the great majority of our pastors and
congregations in the Minnesota District for convenience’ sake
patronize not the film library of Concordia Publishing House of
St. Louis, but those of other church groups and independent com-
panies in the Twin Cities; and. ;
Wuereas, Our District Committee on Christian Education