# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1896_S81
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Statistics of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference [*Synodalconferenz*]. 1894 and 1895.
[Landscape table; running head and folio printed sideways in the outer margin.]

X. Subjects of the Doctrinal Discussions Conducted.

 | 1894 | 1895

Missouri Synod:
California and Oregon District | The moral law. | The Gospel.
Canada District | What good reason we have for holding steadfastly to the doctrine which the Missouri Synod has hitherto maintained and for rejecting all opposing doctrine. | The duty of a Christian congregation to provide for the Christian education of the children and to found and maintain Christian parish schools.
Illinois District | The glory of the Lord's Prayer. | The Christian's conduct toward his fellow brother as God wills it.
Iowa District | The seven letters of the Revelation of St. John. | True and false miracles.
Kansas District | Baptism a means of grace. | The Holy Supper [Lord's Supper].
Michigan District | The right use of the doctrine of the church. | The doctrine of providence.
Minnesota and Dakota District | The sixth commandment. (Continuation.) | The eighth commandment.
Central District | Our Missouri Synod is a truly Ev. Lutheran fellowship, for it draws all its doctrines from the clear Word of Scripture. | Continuation.
Nebraska District | The doctrine of conscience. | The first Christian congregations of which the Acts of the Apostles reports, models and examples for our congregations.
Eastern District | How, through the false teachings of the modern writers concerning the inspiration of Holy Scripture, the person of Christ and conversion (election of grace [Gnadenwahl]), the doctrine of saving faith is damaged. | Continuation.
Southern District | Regeneration or conversion. | Prayer.
Western District | On the calling of Christians to prove their faith also by a godly walk before the world. | Continuation.
Wisconsin District | What are the characteristics of a well-founded, truly Lutheran congregation, toward which Lutheran preachers with their congregations should therefore strive as their goal. (Cont.) | Continuation.

Synod of Wisconsin, etc.:
Wisconsin Synod | Faithfulness in the preaching office. (Continuation.) | Conscience.
Minnesota Synod | The threefold use of the law. (Continuation.) | Continuation.
Michigan Synod | The doctrine of church discipline. | Continuation.
English Synod | — — — — — — — — — — — — — — | Lutheran Church Polity and Policy.