# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1911_S29 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 13th Delegate Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, 1911. 29 Arndt: Director J. Käppel and Vice-President W. Harms; elected by both sides: Director M. Lücke. Committee No. 16b (matter of the congregations at Wausau, Wis., and Crete, Ill.): The pastors: Tr. Thieme, F. W. Brockmann; Teacher Th. Grahl; the delegates: A. Albrecht and O. E. Bernecker. Committee No. 16c (Cincinnati matter): Prof. E. Pardieck, P. F. Brust; Teacher H. H. Hensick; the delegates: W. Thoms and J. H. L. Saul. Committee No. 16d (appeal of Pastor Fuhrmann): The pastors: Ad. Biewend, P. Eickstädt; Teacher R. F. Martz; the delegates: Jos. G. Weinhold and F. L. Bode. Committee No. 16e (matter of the congregation at Concord, Wis., and the protest of the Reverend President F. M. Krauß): Pastor H. F. Bügel; Director G. Weller; Teacher Krumsieg; the delegates: J. Schwerin and W. F. Weber. Committee No. 16f (matters of the congregations at Woodburn, Ind., Wittenberg, and Altenburg, Mo.): The pastors: A. L. Ötjen, H. Grüber; Teacher E. Krohn; the delegates: W. Brockmann and J. H. Thiemeyer. Committee No. 16g (inquiry into the functions of the Committee of Trust): The pastors: O. L. Hohenstein, W. Matthes, Paul Matuschka, J. H. Schröder; Teacher A. E. Krenke; the delegates: M. Gieße and L. Büttner. Committee No. 17 (to evaluate the report of the hymnal commission and for a uniform English liturgy): Pastor Fr. Brust, Director J. H. C. Käppel, Prof. W. Schaller (all three of Concordia, Mo.). Committee No. 18 (for the Walther celebration of 1911 and the Reformation jubilee of 1917): Pastor W. Rudolph (Illinois); Prof. G. W. Müller (Milwaukee, Wis.); Teacher Th. J. Koch (Indiana); Mr. J. Weinhold (Wittenberg, Mo.). Committee No. 19 (for the deaconess home): Pastor P. Eickstädt (La Porte, Ind.); Prof. G. Mezger (St. Louis, Mo.); Teacher H. Schröder (Texas); the delegates: H. Dau (Detroit, Mich.) and C. J. Eißfeldt (Milwaukee, Wis., Hope congregation). Committee No. 20 (for excuses): The pastors: P. Budach (Michigan), E. Dümling (Milwaukee, Wis.); Teacher A. Steffen (Nebraska); the delegates: H. Abraham (Gaylord, Minn.) and Max Jeske (Aurora, Ill.). Committee No. 21 (for the Agenda [liturgical order of service]): The pastors: H. Weseloh and P. Kleinhans (Cleveland, O.). Admissions. Committee No. 15 did recommend the admission of the congregational conference of New Zealand, since its pastors had been sent from America and American Christians would still have to render aid for years to come if the work of home missions in New Zealand was to make progress. The Synod, however, resolved: We advise the brothers in New Zealand to join the sister Synod of Australia. We assure them that we will nonetheless continue to support them.