# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1959_S12 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 12 PRESIDENT’S TRIENNIAL REPORT accomplishes that which He pleases and prospers in the thing whereto He sent it. Your President attended a convention of the Slovak Evan- gelical Lutheran Church on September 30, 1957, and was given the privilege of extending our Synod’s greetings and the prayer for God’s blessings on the convention’s deliberations. Your President also enjoyed the privilege of attending con- ventions of the Lutheran Laymen’s League, the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, and the Walther League and extended Synod’s greetings and well wishes, presented the work of Synod, and en- couraged wholehearted support of the synodical program. The Boards and Committees of Synod have submitted their reports in the book of Reports and Memorials. Your President herewith thanks them for their faithful service. The convention’s floor committees either have given or will give thorough thought and study to these reports and to the suggestions contained in them, and will present proper resolutions. Permit me to thank especially Synod’s Board of Directors for its co-operation in the business affairs of Synod. This includes also the Counselor of the Board and the Controller. Let me express heartfelt gratitude also to Synod’s Vice-Presidents, who were ever willing to render counsel and aid, especially in the spiritual super- vision of the church. Permit me also to acknowledge gratefully the splendid co-operation of our District Presidents. May God graciously bless all who have rendered faithful and conscientious service. Now, brethren, pleading for our heavenly Father’s blessings on our convention, for the motivation and the strengthening of the Christ who redeemed us, and for the gracious and effectual guid- ance of the Holy Spirit, we address ourselves to the important work which God has assigned to us. ai De Bb whee t Thi “false ¢ sions a appear prayers Mornin In the petitior Mc chi doc In othe Sei