# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S344
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

_ Major project, that of leadership

344

YOUNG PEOPLE’S WORK

against the attempt to set up rival programs, but rather encourage

interested persons to communicate with the Walther League staff
and make their Suggestions known to them.

, teachers, and lay people
, the Board for Young People’s Work,

for leadership training.

Synod at its Centennial Convention “encouraged the Board for
Young People’s Work and the International Walther League to
continue the development and expansion of the program for pro-
fessional leadership-training schools” (Proceedings, 1947, p. 332).

e used for the Purpose of carrying on
this leadership training program,” ( Proceedings, 1950, pp. 409, 410.)

The agreement which exists between the Bo

ard for Young
People’s Work and the Walther League is that the Board for Young

the Walther League is gratefully acknowledged.

Your Board expresses its thankfulness for the increased allot-
ments from the Fiscal Conference of the past triennium for its
training. The Board was given
00 for 1955, and $30,000 for 1956,

00 a year for the next five years
expenditures,

funds falls mainly into the following

$14,000 for its work in 1954, $19,0
In addition, an allocation of $15,0
was granted for extrabudgetary

The use of these treasured
areas:

1. Youth Workers Conferences

Annually two or three

youth workers conferences are held at
convenient locations to att

tact the potentially largest number of

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