# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S874
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874 INTERSYNODICAL AND DOCTRINAL MATTERS

these “auxiliary agencies” are a vital and important part 9:
work of the Church notwithstanding their separate corpg;
identities; and be it further ;

Resolved, That Synod officially commend these “a
agencies” to its Districts, circuits, congregations, and members
urge them to give them a full measure of financial support,’
remembering them in their prayers, so that they may contin
serve our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ, to their fullest poten

Tue Counci, or LurHERAN AcEnt
W. F. WerHERMAN, Secreta:

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Report of Committee on the Status of the Teac

L Introduction Table of Contents

II. The New Testament Ministry

II. The Historical Background of the Teacher’s Status in
Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod ;

IV. Specific Problems on the Status of the Teacher
V. Memorial on the Status of the Lutheran Teacher

VI. Memorial on the Status of the Lutheran High School T
VII. Conclusion
I. Introduction
At the Milwaukee Convention in 1950, Synod adopted the
lowing resolution on the status of the teacher:
“Wuereas, The Board for Parish Education has requested §
officially to approve the clarification given to the Governm
Synod’s officials; be it therefore :
“Resolved, That Synod grant approval of this action of. i
ficials in said matter; and be it further
“Resolved, That such approval is in no way to be cons'
Synod’s final acceptance of all statements made on this subje
be it further ;
“Resolved, That the President of Synod appoint a commit
review and study the question of the status of the teach
committee to report back to Synod at the next delegate conv:
The Honorable John W. Behnken, President of Synod, “it
vember, 1950, appointed President W. H. Meyer, Prof, M. J’
mann, and Dr. A. L. Miller to this committee. These men re
Dr. Behnken to add two additional members to the committ
Behnken acceded to this request and appointed Dr. F. E. Ma
Dr. A. W. Klinck to serve on the committee. Dr. F. E. May