# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1973_S208 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 208 RESOLUTIONS Resolved, That the responsibility for continued de- velopment and publication of the Walther material be assigned to the Commission on Church Literature in consultation with Concordia Historical Institute; and be it finally Resolved, That the Commission on Church Litera- ture pursue their task with all diligence towards com- pletion of this project. Action: Adopted (6). To Decline Overture 10-14 (To Send Official Periodicals to Servicemen) RESOLUTION 10-06 Overture 10-14 (CW, p. 342) Whereas, Concordia Publishing House offers the Lu- theran Witness and Lutheran Witness Reporter to Armed Services personnel at a reduced rate through the local congregations, and provides direct mail ser- vice; therefore be it Resolved, That congregations be encouraged to avail themselves of this service; and be it further Resolved, That Overture 10-14 be declined. Action: Adopted (6). To Decline Overture 10-13 (To Eliminate Editorial Commission for Official Periodicals) RESOLUTION 10-07 Report 10-03; Overture 10-13 (CW, pp. 332, 342) Wuereas, The Editorial Commission for Official Pe- riodicals is appointed by the President of the Synod after consultation with the Vice-Presidents; and Whereas, The Editorial Commission and editorial staff recognize the importance of the communications task and have committed themselves to a responsible program of continued excellence in the Synod’s official periodicals; therefore be it Resolved, That Overture 10-13 be declined. Action: Adopted (9). To Thank Lutheran Laymen’s League for Co-Sponsorship RESOLUTION 10-08 Overture 10-21A (CW, p. 348) Whereas, The International Lutheran Laymen’s League has been a co-sponsor of the Synod’s television ministry since 1968; and Wuereas, The League continues to offer generous support for the TV ministry; therefore be it Resolved, That the Synod offer its sincere thanks to the LLL for the substantial contribution to the Gospel proclamation and for its continuing service to the Syn- od’s television ministry. Action: Adopted (6). To Amend Bylaws Re KFUO RESOLUTION 10-09 Report 10-06B (CW, pp. 338—340) Wuereas, The Task Force appointed by the Synod’s Board of Directors in fulfillment of Resolution 10-21 of the 49th regular convention of The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod has completed its study of the future administration, operation, and ownership of Radio Sta- tions KFUO-AM and KFUO-FM; and Wuereas, The Task Force has concluded that the most efficient and effective operation of Radio Stations KFUO-AM and KFUO-FM for the purpose of proclaim- ing the Gospel of Jesus Christ is to have the stations maintained and controlled by The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod, to be operated by a board hereafter called the Board for Lutheran Radio; and Wuereas, The Synod’s Board of Directors and the KFUO Operating Board concur with the findings of the Task Force; therefore be it Resolved, That, for the present time, Radio Stations KFUO-AM and KFUO-FM shall be maintained and controlled by The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod, operated by a board called the Board for Lutheran Radio; and be it further Resolved, That Sections 12.11, 12.13, 12.15, 12.17, 12.19, 12.23, and 12.25 of Bylaw XII of the Bylaws of The Lu- theran Church — Missouri Synod, be deleted and 11 new sections substituted in lieu thereof, to be known as “B. Radio” with Sections 12.11, 12.13, 12.15, 12.17, 12.19, 12.21, 12.23, 12.25, 12.27, 12.29 and 12.31, to read as set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof; and be it finally Resolved, That Section 12.27 of Bylaw XII of the Bylaws of The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod be renumbered to read 12.51, and shall be headed with the title: “C. Television.” Action: Adopted (6). B. RADIO 12.11 A Statement of Purpose The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod _ shall maintain and control Radio Stations KFUO-AM and KFUO-FM through a board called the Board for Lutheran Radio for the purpose of glorifying the Lord of the church, Jesus Christ, and proclaim- ing the Word to all men, both Christian and non- Christian. 12.13 The Board for Lutheran Radio a. Membership. The Board for Lutheran Radio shall be composed of eight members: one pastor, one teacher, one faculty member of Concordia Seminary in St.Louis, one faculty member from another terminal school of the Synod, and four lay persons. b. Appointment and Term. The members of the Board for Lutheran Radio shall be appointed by the President of the Synod soon after each biennial convention of the Synod for 4-year terms in accord with synodical procedures. c. Removal of Board Members. The Board for Lutheran Radio, by and with the consent of the President of the Synod, shall have power by a ie DEAF SE a ne haiti Let ts ate embed a d 2 i i