# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S44
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44 Proceedings of the Forty-First Convention,

who have made possible the preaching and the teaching of the
Gospel to precious, blood-bought, immortal souls in Alabama.
The letter follows:

Dear ——: Snow Hill, Ala., February 15, 1950

We, the teacher and children of Hamburg Lutheran School, wish
to express our many kind thanks to you for bringing us the sweet
message each preaching Sunday. You may rest assured we enjoyed each
sermon,

For many Sundays you traveled through the mud and rain. Now
to you a hearty “Thank you.”

We were like sheep without a shepherd. Please accept our many
thanks. Yours in the Savior,

THE TEACHER AND CHILDREN OF GETHSEMANE

THE GULF COAST FIELD
By the Rev. Wm. G. Kennell, Superintendent

The Gulf Coast Division of the Alabama Field consists of the

following congregations and mission stations:
Mount Calvary, Maysville A. Dominick, Pastor

Ida Jackson, Teacher
Sallie Dominick, Teacher *
Wm. H. Jones, Pastor
Wincie Jackson, Teacher
Alice Dale, Teacher
Iola McBride, Teacher *
A. Dominick, Pastor
Wilhelmina Gildersleeve

Teacher
H. Buls, Pastor
H. Buls, Pastor

Faith, Mobile

Concordia, Montrose

Ebenezer, Atmore
Our Savior, Freemanville

(Mission Station)
St. Matthew’s, Oakfield, Fla.

Jehovah, Pensacola, Fla.

Idonia Dale, Teacher

Wm. G. Kennell, Pastor
Mary Lee Bodley, Teacher
Wm. G. Kennell, Pastor
Gertrude Irby, Teacher
Nancy Dale, Teacher
Helena Champion, Teacher *

* Teachers not receiving salary from Missionary Board

In addition to the above stations, mission work is conducted
under the supervision of the Gulf Coast pastors at the following
places, meetings being held in the homes of the people:

Brewton, Ala.
Evergreen, Ala.
Point Clear, Ala.
Belforest, Ala.
Marianna, Fla.

H. Buls, Pastor

H. Buls, Pastor

A. Dominick, Pastor

A. Dominick, Pastor
Wm. G. Kennell, Pastor

(institutional work at
T. B. Sanatorium)

Prospects for expansion in these areas are as follows:

The Maysville area, where present church facilities are no
longer satisfactory, since attendances are increasing. Much work
still remains to be done in this congested area, especially in the
housing project which has not yet been touched for lack of time.