# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1959_S129
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SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

Parish Education Center on St. Louis
Seminary Campus
RESOLUTION 11, COMMITTEE 1

Memorial 120, Section F, page 171, Reports and Memorials

Wuenreas, Resolution 26 of Committee 1 of the 1956 convention
authorized the Board of Directors of the Synod to effect a 30-year
lease with the Clayton Lutheran School Association on a stipulated
portion of the campus of the St. Louis seminary; and

Wuereas, The Board of Directors of the Clayton Lutheran
School Association has indicated that the original plans would not
become a reality for some years; therefore be it

Resolved, That under the circumstances, Synod rescind Reso-
lution 26 of Committee 1 (pp. 135 and 136, 1956 PROCEEDINGS)
of the 1956 convention.

Action: This resolution was adopted.

Theological Issues Currently Affecting Synodical
Higher Education

RESOLUTION 12, COMMITTEE 1
Memorial 120, Section A, pages 101—102, Reports and Memorials

Wuereas, There is a real need to study and evaluate many
theological issues which affect synodical higher education; there-
fore be it

Resolved, That the Board for Higher Education, in consultation
with the President of the Synod, appoint a special commission to
prepare a comprehensive, normative statement of relevant princi-
ples regarding theological issues affecting synodical higher educa-
tion, especially those enumerated on pages 101—102 of Reports
and Memorials, 1959; and be it further

Resolved, That this commission report to the next convention
of the Synod.

Action: This resolution was adopted.

SRS CTL oe a iors

Student Recruitment for the Church Professions
RESOLUTION 13, COMMITTEE 1

Memorial 120, Section B, pages 102—110, Reports and Memorials;
Unprinted Memorial 168

Wuereas, There is growing evidence that the Lord of the
church has richly blessed our Synod’s recruitment program as is
shown in the increase in the enrollment of students preparing for
professional service in the church; and ,