# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S224
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PARISH EDUCATION

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interest and to make transportation less of a problem fo:
who might wish to enroll, we believe the schools must be condi
in the East, the Midwest, the West, and the South. In other y
each year four such schools would have to be conducted
two-week schools could present courses on education,

stewardship, church administration, and the Bible. While

not yet a detailed listing of courses, it does suggest the aré

could receive attention.
as yet had funds made availabk

Our committee has not
shape up these schools. Further development of this idea
action by the Board of Directors in allocating such funds.

ComMITTEE ON ENLISTING AND TRAINING
EXecuTIvE COMMITTEE:
ArtHuR L. MILLER
Wa. H. HILLMER
Joun E. HERRMANN

[203]

Recommendation on the Family Life
Research Project Re

the study of marriage, divi

The comprehensive nature of
akes the submission of?

remarriage, and related matters m

liminary findings to all pastoral conferences,

olution requested, impractical (Proceedings,

suggested instead that the findings in each of the six areas 1

gated be submitted to a number of pastoral conferences for ¢

scrutiny. The Board for Parish Education recommends thé
directive of 1947 be revised on this point.

. Boarp For ParisH Epuc

Paut M. BretscHEr, Chis

Ewan C. Gutz, Secreta

[204]

Lutheran Bible Institutes for Training Lay Wot
Wuensas, There is an unlimited need of trained worker

at home and abroad; and
Wueress, We have an abundance of consecrated and:

people among the lay members of our Church who woul

greatly improved and extended part-time service, or who;

gladly put themselves at the full-time disposal of the Lo

Wuereas, Many of such trained workers could also *W