# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S78 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 78 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES {119] No Limiting of Enrollment at Colleges and Seminaries Wuereas, The Lord of the Church in the past decade has opened, and still is opening, an abundance of new fields for mis- sionary work to our Synod over which we rejoice and of which we desire to make the utmost use; and Wuereas, The Lord of the Church has unlimited resources at*# His command to bless the efforts of trained workers in His serv- ice; and Wuereas, We should encourage as many of our youth as pos-~ sible to enter God’s full-time service; and Wuereas, The thought of limiting enrollment of students at™ Synod’s institutions for pastor-teacher training by way of estab- lishing a quota for such institutions is occasionally expressed among us; and Wuereas, Synod has not previously expressed its policy with: q regard to such limitation by quota; therefore be it 5 Resolved, That Synod declare as its conviction that it does not wish to limit the blessing of God by quota limitation of enroll ment at its colleges and seminaries; and be it further Resolved, That Synod direct the various Boards entrusted with: the facilitation of its pastor-teacher training program and_ the. faculties of its colleges and seminaries to encourage as many of. our youth as desire training for full-time service in the Lord’ kingdom. PasToRAL CONFERENCE OF THE Worven Circutt OF THE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS District Frank C. FettBaum, Secretary [120] Senior College Program for Ministerial Students The conference of professors and instructors of Synod’s col=¥ leges and seminaries, assembled at Fort Wayne, Ind., August 17—2054 1952, resolved to address a memorial to the 42d convention o Synod regarding the Senior College program for ministe students. The recommendations of the conference to Synod are: 1. To reconsider the solution of the Senior College matter ar rived at in the January, 1952, meeting of the committee authorizedj by the 1950 convention to determine the location.