# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1930_S58 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 58 Proceedings of the thirty-second convention postponed until the exploration committee has reported." The Wisconsin Synod adopted the same resolution almost unanimously. Accordingly the next step would presumably be that the Honorable Synodical Conference (*Synodalkonferenz*) instruct its Mission Commission to undertake an exploration. May God, however, graciously lead and guide us in this great matter! [Printed in English:] Appropriations. Offset. Yonkers, N. Y. $15,000 Administration Building, Greensboro, N. C. 72,500 $87,500 Supplementary Appropriations. Ackerville, Ala. $ 1,200 Additional Schoolroom, Mount Zion, New Orleans 2,000 Chapel in Greensboro 3,000 Birmingham, Ala. 5,830 $11,457 New Appropriations. Rock West, Ala. $ 350 Pensacola, Fla. 4,000 Bashi, Ala. 1,200 Vredenburgh, Ala. 1,200 Concord, N. C. 25,000 High Point, N. C. 12,000 Luther Preparatory School 5,000 Bethlehem, New Orleans 8,000 Concordia, New Orleans 13,000 Immanuel Lutheran College 35,000 $104,750 Conclusion. This report shows once again that the Lord makes his word true, which he spoke through the mouth of the royal singer David: "Ethiopia shall stretch out her hands unto God" (Ps. 68:31). Nearly seven thousand Moors, or Negroes, in our mission stretch out their hands to him, the true God, in prayer. That fills us with joy and courage and with missionary zeal. May God increase this zeal, so that we pray more diligently for the mission and give more cheerfully for the mission! The Negroes in our country who are neglected by the church number in the hundreds of thousands. May God fill us with pity and compassion! May he also continue to lay his heavenly blessing upon the work of our dear missionaries. To him be praise, honor, glory and thanks here in time and there in eternity! In the name and by commission of the Commission for the *Negermission* [mission among African Americans; the period's term "Negro Mission"] Christoph F. Drewes, Mission Director.