# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S299
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

. MISSIONS 299

of Southern India. After some time Rev. Gall returned
country. About two years ago the Rev. H. Nau returned
. where he had served as a missionary some thirty-five to
: earlier, this time to take up Mohammedan mission work
ambadi. He was joined there early this year by candidate
‘Hahn. During this summer the other part of the Moham-
mission field is to get another worker in the person of the
and Miller, who is to team up with Rev. Otten. Moham-

“with something similar in prospect also in Rev. Nau’s
that is an effective approach to the Mohammedan people.
pciety for the Promotion of Mohammedan Missions has con-
‘to interest itself greatly in this work and has come to the
tt in a substantial manner several times.

ng Rev. Koppelmann’s visit to our Foreign Mission fields
52 he also had a chance to see Korea, which may, by and
me a mission field for us. Several Korean students are
nt in the U.S.A., with the thought of future activity for
eran Church in Korea. One of these, Mr. Ji, has trans-

“Catechism into the Korean language. For this he was
larly subsidized by Jehovah Lutheran Congregation in

Board of Foreign Missions was able to function without
ion, with regular monthly meetings and additional regular
.of.the Finance Committee and occasional meetings of the
committee. and special subcommittees. Changes in the
onnel became necessary when Rev. Berner was elected
@:in the Central District, when Rev. Strieter accepted
Venezuela, and when the Lord called Dr. Keinath to his
t. Messrs. Holt and Voertman resigned from the Board
ssure of their business affairs. Rev. Walter A. Raedeke,
. Petersen, Mr. Richard K. Fox, Sr., and Mr. Paul E.
‘-hecame members of the Board.
e already alluded to an official trip of visitation by the
H. Koppelmann, Assistant Executive Secretary of the
ch lasted more than a year and in the course of which
New Guinea, Australia, India, .Ceylon, Hong Kong,
rmosa, the Philippines, Japan, and Korea.
gust, 1951, the office of the Board of Foreign Missions
into the new synodical office building, where it is on
oor with all the other mission offices of Synod. This

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