# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S369
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Hetene M. LUEBKE
_RicHarp F. BLum
Eana F. Blum
Joun M. RHAME
Joun H. Lucksteap
LAWRENCE A. Burcporr
Orrto ScHULTz
C. J. ScHuTH
Harry GRAF
~Harotp MARTENS
Epwin MENKE

INTERSYNODICAL AND DOCTRINAL MATTERS 369

ANNE WEHRS
GeErRTRUDE A. Burcporr
Henry J. Lucxrrz
Epwarp J. WuLr
ANDREW H. BUELL
J. BUENGER

F. E. BARTLING

R. A. Frick '
Gerorce Srapt
Henry Bons.
Henry Prinesten

Otca A. LUEBKE

Fellowship with the American Lutheran Church

4,

BEREAS, Synod in adopting the report of its convention com-

«No. 19 in 1929 “emphasized that future discussion” with

s. constituting the American Lutheran Church “be contingent

e following two conditions:

‘a. That the move toward fellowship between the Ohio and
Synods, on the one hand, and the Norwegian Lutheran

rch” (“the party of the Norwegian Opjoer”) “on the other,

adjusted according to the Word of God;

That future deliberations proceed from the exact point of
versy and take into account the pertinent history” (General

edings, 1929, p.112£.); and

WHEREAS, A contrary course has shown itself to be obstructive

unity; now, therefore, be it

‘olved, That Synod restate and put in practice the principles
hich it conditioned discussions toward possible fellowship
ynods constituting the American Lutheran Church; and be

ved, To apply these principles also to the present move
fellowship between the American Lutheran Church and
hurches of the American Lutheran Conference and of the

Lutheran Council. Pavun H. Burcporr