# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S330
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330 PARISH EDUCATION

It said that no teacher ought to be considered eligible for permanent
appointment as a teacher until he or she had completed at least
the six courses of the First Series. In the fall of 1954 we lowered

The committee wil] continue to promote the training courses
through all District boards of education, but if we are to approxi-
mate the very reasonable 8oal that has been set up, a great deal

Sunday schools. Nevertheless, in view of the responsibility our

church lays upon these teachers,
urge pastors and congregations c

Synod has reason to exhort and
onstantly to provide an adequate

training program for all their Sunday school teachers,

3. A Philosophy of
The Board for Parish Educat

Lutheran Education

1941 to prepare a treatise on the Lutheran point of view in educa-

W. Lange, Dr. Arthur L. Miller.

The committee has developed plans for a projected volume

dealing with the Lutheran point

4. Report of the Advisory Committee on English Bible Versions

Pursuant to the resolution of

vention of Synod, the Board for Parish Education again appointed

an Advisory Committee on Mode

the Forty-Second Regular Con-

tn English Versions of the Bible

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