# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S876
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376 INTERSYNODICAL AND DOCTRINAL MATTERS:

Nicol, O. J., Pflueger, A. H., and Lettermann, H. C. “Comment:
‘Reviving a False Position with Regard to the Doctrine of th
A critique of Dr. P. E. Kretzmann’s critique of Dr. A. C. Ste}
paper. ‘:

Pflueger, A. H., and others, “Supplement to ‘The Status of the ¢
Day School Teacher.’” Pittsburgh Teachers’ Conference, Jj
1952. :

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Pflueger, A. H., and others, “The Status of the Christian Da
Teacher.” Eastern District Teachers’ Conference.

Stellhorn, A. C. “The Lutheran Teacher in the Ministry of the ¢
Essay at Western District Teachers’ Conference, Nov. 5—‘

Stellhorn, A. C. “The Lutheran Teacher’s Position in the Minist:
Congregation.” Report of the 1949 Educational Conference:
to 60. :

Stellhorn, A. C. “The Position of the Lutheran Male Teacher”
published essay, Joint Missouri and Wisconsin Synod Teacher
ference of Minnesota and North Dakota, St. Paul, Minn., No

Weidenschilling, J. M. “Office of the Ministry and Those Serving’
Office.” Unpublished statement.

Zobel, L. G. “Theses on the Call of the Lutheran Day School
Lutheran School Journal, LVI (April, May, June, 1921); pp:
136 f£., 170 ff.

Zorn, C. M. “The Public Ministry Within the Church.” Unp
manuscript, translated by Rev. A. C. Mueller. 4
In studying the New Testament terms concerning the

the ministry, the committee was fortunate in securing the as

of Dr. Wm. Arndt, who made a thorough study of certain

Bible passages and discussed them with the committee a
its sessions.

The historical study of the office of the ministry wi
Missouri Synod was assigned to Dr. Herman O. A. K
Concordia Teachers College, River Forest. He made a
study of the literature and had completed his taking of n
was ready to begin writing the report when illness mad
possible for him to continue. His untimely death was ‘a
blow to our committee; but the notes that he had taken w
over to us, and we made use of them in preparing Part Il
report. m

The persons invited to appear in person to discuss the.
of the status of the teacher were the following: Dr. A. C. Si

Rev. A. C. Mueller, President A. O. Fuerbringer, and Pr
Moeller.

The problem of the status of the Lutheran high school
was referred to our committee by the College of Presid
May 2, 1952.

This report is an outgrowth of the several phases of our
The committee has sought to give diligent attention to its.
ment and commends the following report to Synod .
sideration.