# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1902_S82
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82 Proceedings of the nineteenth convention

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Southern District of the Honorable Missouri Synod for the year 1901 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "The Third Petition of the Holy Lord's Prayer." H. Monhardt.

L. B. Mielke.

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Western District of the Honorable Missouri Synod for the year 1897 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "Why Should We Earnestly Resist Modern Progress in the Church in the Future Also?" Wilh. Huth.

Christian Sauer.

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Western District of the Honorable Missouri Synod for the year 1900 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "The Christian in His Earthly Calling." M. H. Quehl.

E. L. Lübbert.

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Western District of the Honorable Missouri Synod for the year 1901 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "The Christian Faith and the Gospel." G. E. Böttcher.

W. H. Kansier.

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Wisconsin District of the Honorable Missouri Synod for the year 1901 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "What Are the Characteristics of a Well-Founded Lutheran Congregation, Toward Which Lutheran Pastors Should Therefore Strive with Their Congregations as Their Goal?"

C. F. Rutzen.
F. Stromer.