# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1959_S170 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 170 RESOLUTIONS — COMMITTEE 2 Resolved, That in view of continued and new spiritual oppres- sion in the East Zone of Germany we continue to remember our brethren in our prayers. Action: This resolution was adopted. Request for a Resident Counselor in Europe RESOLUTION 29, COMMITTEE 2 Memorial 406, page 368, Reports and Memorials Wuereas, The problem concerning a resident counselor for Europe was to be studied by the Board for European Affairs, ac- cording to a resolution adopted by the St. Paul convention; and Wuereas, The Board for European Affairs has reconsidered the matter after a recent survey conducted by Dr. H. E. Mayer and Prof. Martin Naumann and recommends that the appointment of a full-time counselor be held in abeyance for the time being; and Wuereas, There is immediate need for supervisory and coun- seling aid in certain areas of Europe; and Wuereas, It appears that this aid can be supplied on a part- time basis with a qualified man from England or from the European continent; therefore be it Resolved, That the Board for European Affairs be empowered to make such part-time arrangement as deemed necessary during the next triennium. Action: This resolution was adopted. Missionary Board of the Lutheran Synodical Conference RESOLUTION 30, COMMITTEE 2 Memorial 409, pages 376 ff., Reports and Memorials Wuereas, The Lord has greatly prospered the work of our church in Africa and on the home field through the joint efforts of the constituent synods of the Synodical Conference; therefore be it Resolved: a) That we praise God for His continued blessings upon the labors of our missionaries among the people of Nigeria and on the home front; and b) That we commend the church of Nigeria, her missionaries, and the Missionary Board for their alertness to additional mission opportunities and the extension of the work in the Ogoja province and in the commonwealth of Ghana. Action: This resolution was adopted.