# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_2013_S39 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) Board of Regents–Concordia Seminary, St. Louis Ministers of Religion—Ordained (elect 2) John C. Davidson Mark P. Grunst Shawn L. Kumm Ulmer Marshall 149 222 163 231 283 382 513 (declared elected) John C. Davidson Mark P. Grunst Shawn L. Kumm 224 219 482 (declared elected) Minister of Religion—Commissioned Gillian M. Bond LeRoy Wilke 460 489 (declared elected) Layperson Johnny Crow Buck Walter Dissen Herbert W. Israel Glenn K. Weingarth 200 328 201 223 441 515 (declared elected) 208 307 450 Board of Regents–Concordia University, St. Paul Minister of Religion—Ordained David H. Preuss Karl A. Weber 316 668 (declared elected) Minister of Religion—Commissioned Angela Hublick Joel P. Landskroener 622 (declared elected) 325 Laypersons (elect 2) Carol M. Fehrmann Gregg Hein Barbara J. Resch Mary H. Schuldheisz 350 308 377 506 (declared elected) 163 143 55 Carol M. Fehrmann Barbara J. Resch Mary H. Schuldheisz 599 (declared elected) 263 62 Board of Regents–Concordia College Alabama Minister of Religion—Ordained Thomas L. Olson Curtis H. Peters Douglas M. Shamburger 328 403 229 278 430 (declared elected) Minister of Religion—Commissioned David P. Robinson Lawrence E. Sohn 278 505 (declared elected) Laypersons (elect 2) Dennis P. Gorski Janis G. McDaniels Tina Wilks Putz Ellen R. Ziehr-Lange 502 (declared elected) 347 24 81 Janis G. McDaniels Tina Wilks Putz Ellen R. Ziehr-Lange 498 (declared elected) 30 320 minutes Board of Regents–Concordia University Nebraska Minister of Religion—Ordained Keith H. Grimm Max A. Phillips 650 (declared elected) 235 Minister of Religion—Commissioned Robert L. Cooksey Allison K. Dolak 570 (declared elected) 342 Laypersons (elect 2) Jill Johnson Timothy L. Moll Timothy A. Schroeder Jill Wild 327 351 81 171 340 367 459 577 (declared elected) Jill Johnson Timothy A. Schroeder Jill Wild 520 (declared elected) 101 342 130 With President Harrison again chairing the meeting, departing and newly elected Synod Board of Directors members were called forward for recognition. Committee 5: Seminary and University Education After viewing a video from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Committee 5 Chairman Dale Sattgast brought forward Res. 5-16 “To Give God Praise and Glory for Concordia Seminary’s 175th Anniversary” (TB, pp. 375f.). Upon its introduction and with no objection from the assembly, the chair called for a rising vote to sing the Doxology as the convention adopted the resolution. Res. 5-03B “To Amend Bylaw 2.13.1 re Specific Ministry Pastor (SMP) Program” (TB, pp. 364f.) was introduced by the committee. After discussion, a motion was introduced to refer the resolution back to the floor committee. As this motion to refer was being discussed, debate was ended [Yes: 869; No: 91] and the motion was carried [Yes: 630; No: 393]. Committee 6: Administration and Finance Committee 6 Chairman John Wille was called forward to continue his committee’s presentation of its resolutions to the convention. Res. 6-12A “To Amend Bylaw 3.7.1.3 re Membership on Concordia Plans Board” (TB, pp. 326f.) was introduced by the committee. After brief discussion, debate was ended [Yes: 858; No: 47] and the resolution was adopted [Yes: 880; No: 49]. Res. 6-13 “To Amend Bylaws re Removal and Filling of Vacancies of LCEF Members” (TB, pp. 139f.) was introduced by the committee and adopted without discussion [Yes: 801; No: 50]. Res. 6-14 “To Amend Bylaw 3.6.5.2.1 re Terms of Office of LCMS Foundation Board Members” (TB, pp. 140f.) was introduced by the committee and adopted without discussion by voice vote. Res. 6-15 “To Amend Bylaws re Removal and Filling of Vacancies of LCMS Foundation Board Members” (TB, pp. 141f.) was introduced by the committee adopted without discussion by voice vote. Res. 6-05 “To Revise Definitions in the Handbook” (TB, pp. 129ff.) was introduced by the committee and adopted without discussion by voice vote. 2 0 1 3 C onvention P roceedings | 39