# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S346
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

346 YOUNG PEOPLE'S WORK

One week of this cannot be so easil

life... . In this LSV school I became a Christian. I mean a REAL

Christian! . . . I thank God I was lucky enough to receive this
experience at LSV!”

Although not necessarily true in all cases, it is known that
alumni of the LSV schools provide the impetus and, i

means of sending a representative or two

is available. Certainly the LSV program merits the continued
financial support of Synod.

3. Caravaning

Your Board’s newest leadership-training venture, conceived,
planned, and developed in co-operation with the Walther League
staff, is caravaning. This is an extension of LSV schools into the
local parish. In 1956, the first caravaning year, 12 teams of car-
avaners (almost all of whom will be LSV “graduates”) will visit
more than 200 congregations throughout Synod to work with the

4. Synodical Schools

The past triennium indicates considerable expansion by the
reach of your Board into the synodical schools with the youth work
program. A credit course in youth work has been offered at Con-
cordia Seminary, St. Louis, for a number of years. During the past
three years we have been able, with the Walther League, to arrange

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