# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S711 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS 711 6. A number of areas of production are constantly under study and survey, with the productions being completed in keeping with the express needs of the church. It is the policy of the Board constantly to improve the quality of the materials produced. 7. The following filmstrips have been produced and released during the past triennium: “I Was at Houston” “He Is Risen” “O Holy Night” “The Last Journey to Jerusalem” “The Upper Room” “The Betrayal in Gethsemane” “The Child Jesus in the Temple” “Jesus’ Baptism” “Jesus Rejected in Nazareth” “Jesus Chooses His First Disciples” “The Unmerciful Servant” “Jesus, Lord of the Sabbath” “The Daughter of Jairus” “Bartimaeus and Zacchaeus” “Jesus Heals Peter’s Mother-in- Law” “The Healing at Bethesda” “The Demoniac Healed and the “Jesus Before the High Priest” “The Trial Before Pilate” “The Crucifixion” “The Birth of John” “The Death of John” “The Visit of the Wise Men” “Martin Luther” (sound) “You Also Are Witnesses” (sound) “This Is Your Family” “Office of the Keys and Confes- sion” “Gather Round the Christmas Tree” “Building for Christ” “The Glad Church and the Sad Church” (sound) “For Such as These” (sound) “Education at Its Best” (sound) Youth of Nain” “You Belong” (sound) “Jesus Heals the Man Sick of the “In Bethlehem’s Manger” Palsy” “Go Forth in His Name” (sound) “Jesus Heals the Man Born Blind” “Through the Looking Glass” “Jesus Heals the Lepers” : (sound) “Lazarus Raised from the Dead” “1956 Epiphany Mission School “Jesus’ Transfiguration” Filmstrip” “The Living Christ” “J, Akari” (sound) “Martin Luther” “Growing Up in Christ” (sound) An aggressive program of quality filmstrip productions is under way at practically all times. 8. The heavy production budgets which are required for qual- ity audio-visual materials have necessitated the distribution of our materials through distributors throughout the world. We are naturally gratified that substantial acceptance of our material has been gained outside of The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. It is accordingly necessary to develop and prosecute planned pro- grams of advertising and public relations in keeping with our world-wide potentials. Arrangements have been made for distribu- ‘tion in England, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Hawaii; The Philippines, Alaska, and Japan; negotia- tions are currently under way with additional areas. Lt