# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1900_S57
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of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference of North America. 1900. 57

The undersigned Committee hereby testifies that it has read with great interest the instructive and edifying proceedings on congregational worship [*Gemeindegottesdienst*] in the synodical report of the Nebraska District of the Reverend Missouri Synod and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the norm of pure doctrine. B. P. Nommensen.
H. Brandt.

The undersigned report hereby to the Reverend Synodical Conference [*Synodalconferenz*] that we have examined in detail the synodical report of the Eastern District of the Reverend Synod of Missouri, Ohio and Other States of the year 1897 and found it in full agreement with God's Word and the Lutheran Confessions. H. Sieck.
O. J. R. Hönecke.

The undersigned have, according to the commission received, read through and examined the report of the Eastern District of the Reverend Missouri Synod of the year 1898. It contains doctrinal proceedings on "the sufferings of Christians for the sake of the name of Christ." The presentations are clear and in accordance with God's Word and the Confessions of our church. Martin Kionka.
Immanuel Brackebusch.

The undersigned have examined the report of the Southern District of the Reverend Missouri Synod of the year 1897 and found nothing that is contrary to the doctrine of God's Word and the Confessional Writings of our Lutheran church. The report contains doctrinal proceedings on the topic: "How shall we, as a synod, show ourselves thankful to God for the benefits and blessings shown us during fifty years?" F. Stromer.
A. C. Haase.

The undersigned have, according to the commission received, examined the synodical report of the Southern District of the Reverend Missouri Synod of the year 1898 and take the liberty of informing the Reverend Synodical Conference that they found nothing in it that in any way contradicts God's Word, but rather that everything is in accord with this norm.
Friedr. Soll.
August Behrendt.

The undersigned, commissioned to examine the report of the Western District of the Reverend Missouri Synod of the year 1898, take the liberty of reporting that it contains a treatise on "the use of earthly goods pleasing to God."
The presentations are very instructive and in accordance with God's Word as well as with the Confessional Writings. Emil Schulz.
H. Bergmann.