# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S93
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

%::For its own perpetuation and growth the Church must

Ba specially for a well-educated and doctrinally sound min-

f preaching and teaching.

With reference to the phenomenal population growth, as
e commercial, industrial, and cultural expansion of the

Coast during the last decade, the following observations are

Missionary opportunities on the Paci

2atest anywhere. ;

The mission work of our Church has not been able to keep

th these opportunities, ~

For their development the support of the Church as a whole

uired.

‘Present facilities for higher education in the West are wholly
te for the purposes of our Church.

tis self-evident that the future of the Church in the West

ted. only by the vision of those who one hundred years from

fic slope are among

onsideration
t facilities and population trends would indicate that both

y and a terminal teacher-training institution should be

CaLirornia Concorpia COLLEGE
A. H. WESSLING, Secretary of the Faculty
Epwin MEEsgE, Jr., Secretary of the Board of Control

Oe .

‘Addition of Auxiliary Courses
at Concordia College, Edmonton
, Repeated resolutions of our District conventions show
or the establishment of more parochial schools; and
‘It has become app
ms has to a large extent been frustrated by an acute

will meet the require-
Department of Education in Alberta; and