# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1900_S54
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54 Proceedings of the eighteenth convention

Canada District: Pastor J. W. Weinbach, Sebringville, Perth Co., Ont., Can.
Southern District: Pastor A. Kramer, Thorndale, Tex.

c. From the Minnesota Synod: Prof. J. Schaller, New Ulm, Minn.

d. From the Wisconsin Synod: Pastor C. Jäger, Racine, Wis.

e. From the English Missouri Synod: Pastor D. Steffens, Baltimore, Md.

II. Reports of the Committees

appointed to examine the various synodical reports.

Your Committee was given the synodical report of the Reverend District Synod of Michigan of the year 1897 for examination. Your Committee takes the liberty of reporting that it found nothing contrary to Scripture in the report. Enno Dümling.
G. Claus.

The undersigned, commissioned by the Right Reverend President [*Präses*] Bading, have conscientiously examined the report of the Michigan Synod of the year 1898, which contains a treatise on original sin, and have found nothing that is contrary to Holy Scripture and to the Confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. J. A. Hügli.
J. M. Gugel.

"God's Word and Luther's doctrine shall pass away never and nevermore." This holds true also of the doctrinal proceedings on Christian liberty which, according to its synodical report of the year 1896, the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Minnesota and Other States has "set forth, approved and adopted." This is testified, on the ground of careful examination, by
The Committee:
Fr. Sievers.
F. Pfotenhauer.

The undersigned have examined the report of the Reverend Minnesota Synod of the year 1897 and testify that its proceedings on the doctrine of Christian liberty are instructive and in accordance with God's Word. E. Rolf.
Theo. Rolf.