# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1851_S166
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6. Mr. Gotthilf Reichardt, called by the Evangelical Lutheran
congregation in Noble and De Calb [DeKalb] County, Indiana, ordained in
the midst of his congregation by Dr. Sihler, with the assistance of
Professor Crämer, on 7 June 1851.

III. The following, who had already received holy ordination, were
publicly and solemnly installed into their office:

1. Pastor Nordmann, called by the St. John's [St. Johannis]
congregation in Baltimore County, served by Pastor Hoyer, and the
St. Peter's [St. Petri] congregation in Harford County, Maryland,
installed by Pastor Keyl, with the assistance of Pastor Hoyer, on the
26th Sunday after Trinity 1850.

2. Hermann Kühn, called by the congregation at Rodenberg, Du Page
County, Illinois, installed by Pastor Hoffmann with the assistance of
Pastor Küchle, on 23 March 1851.

3. Jakob Meißner, regularly called after a colloquium was held by the
congregation at Cole Camp, Benton County, Missouri, installed by Pastor
Wege, on 17 November 1850.

4. Finally, Pastor Krause, having been called by an Evangelical
Lutheran congregation near Detroit, in Macomb County, Michigan, applied
to our Synod for installation into office; this was granted him, after
he had recanted the errors he had previously held on the doctrine of
church and ministry and had reconciled himself, in person, with the
congregations at Milwaukee, Freistadt, and Kirchhain, following a
colloquium held for the purpose, and was carried out by Pastor Schaller.

IV. Regarding changes of office that have occurred among the members of
our Synodical body, I have the following to report to the venerable
Synod:

1. Pastor Schaller has been called by the Evangelical Lutheran
congregation in Detroit, which he has served since 10 November 1850.

2. Pastor Crämer was called by the electoral college to the second
professorship at the seminary in Fort Wayne, which call he has accepted
with the consent of his former congregation at Frankenmuth. The
congregation left vacant by this change of office has called Pastor
Röbbelen, who has already taken up his office there.

3. After Pastor Wolff had been forced to leave his former congregations
because of their resistance to God's Word, he accepted a call from the
congregation near Perryville, Missouri, and was accordingly installed
there into his new office on the 26th Sunday after Trinity by Pastor
Gruber.

4. Pastor Hoyer received a call from the congregation in Philadelphia,
and has served it since 29 December 1850, on which day his installation
by Pastor Brohm took place.

5. Pastor Friedrich Reißner followed a call from the Evangelical
Lutheran congregation at Staunton, Macoupin County, Illinois, where he
was publicly installed by Pastor Schliepsiek on 19 January 1851.

6. Pastor C. Fricke, with the consent of his former congregation, has
accepted a call from the Lutheran congregation in Indianapolis, and was
installed there into his new office on 26 January 1851 by Pastor Sauer.

7. The congregations at Freistadt and Kirchhain, left vacant by Pastor
Keyl's departure, have called Pastor O. Fürbringer.