# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1959_S228
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228 RESOLUTIONS — COMMITTEE 5

Inventory, prepared by the Lutheran Youth Research organiza-
tion (to be available in 1960); and

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Wuereas, This inventory will be an aid to the youth of the
church, the adult leaders of the youth in the congregation, and e
to the pastor and the congregation’s youth committee; there-
fore be it L
Resolved, That the congregations of the Synod be encouraged .
to use this Lutheran Youth Inventory in the development and
improvement of their congregational youth program.
Action: This resolution was adopted. "
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Youth Work at Synodical Schools ¥
RESOLUTION 7, COMMITTEE 5 su
Memorial 302, pages 322—323, Reports and Memorials Le
WHEREAS, Youth work is often a major responsibility of every w
full-time church worker; and su
Wuereas, Attitudes and understanding of a parish youth pro- ;
gram can be established early in the training of a full-time a ac
church worker; and on si
Wuereas, It is desirable for full-time church workers to par-
ticipate in a well-planned youth program while attending synodical . lu
schools; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Board for Higher Education encourage the
students attending our preparatory schools to be active in the Wal-
ther League societies; and be it further
Resolved, That the Synod encourage the Board for Young
People’s Work, the Board for Higher Education, and the Walther S}
League to develop, as soon as possible, an adequate program of
experience and training for Christian youth activities at our fo:
synodical schools as was approved by the Synod in its 43rd regular gr
convention in St. Paul, Minn., in 1956.
Action: This resolution was adopted. tiv
Youth Work in Mission Fields Overseas Cc
RESOLUTION 8, COMMITTEE 5 an
Memorial 302, page 323, Reports and Memorials fir
Wuereas, There is a growing awareness of the importance of or

the church’s outreach to young people in mission fields over-
seas; and ,