# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S442
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

4492 MISSIONS

In this way the children can enjoy normal home life in Christian

In General

Future plans are directed toward the improvement and expan-

es being offered. Special emphasis will
be given to the Library, the Sunday school materials, Talking
Books, and Sight-Saving material.

Request

We regret that efforts to co-ordinate the work of the Lutheran

Braille Workers of California, Incorporated, with Synod’s Board

of Missions for the Blind have failed despite repeated efforts on
the part of the Preside

mt of Synod and various members of the
Board over a Period of

years. As a result there is confusion and
duplication. Therefore w

€ request the convention to define the
areas of activity in which the Synodical Board is to carry on
its work.

Announcement

During the months of the Past triennium a change in all three

clergy members of the Board became necessary. Two of the men
assumed District offices, and o

ne resigned because of the press of
duties. The Board now consists of the following:

HErserr J. MUELLER,
Harry Tim, Secretary (elective office)

THEODORE Weiss, Editorial Committee (elective office)
Victor MUxer, Financial Secretary (elective office)
Ernest Bercer, Edit

orial Committee (elective office)
(O. C. Scuroenrr, Editor)

(Water Storm, Part-

Chairman (elective office)

Time Exec. Secretary)

ACTION

Resolution 34

Subject: Recognizing God’s Blessings
Wuereas, Our 8racious God has richly blessed the work of
our church among the 300,000 blind people in our nation as well as
in foreign lands; therefore be it