# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1954_S143
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Un A ABA the Ra MALS Caio pita AN en

Ev. Luth, Synodical Conference of North America, 1954 148

plying the congregation with bews, altar, and pulpit; likewise to
Pastors G. M. Kramer and C. P, Thompson for their pastoral
assistance, Last, but not least, thanks to every Synodical member
whose Contribution made the purchase of this Property possible.

et us give thanks to God for having loved Us with an everlast—
ing love, D.P. Rosinson, Pastor

Trinity Lutheran, New Orleans, La.
Since our last report to the Synodical Conference, God has

continued to bless Our congregation with increased congrega-
tional activity.

uring the past two years, four adults and sixty-seven children

were baptized; fourteen adults and seventeen children were con-

firmed. Our Sunday school and day school have increased by

2 per cent. The day school teachers are Mrs, C. A. Johnson and

rs. R. D. Ro inson. In addition to teaching the three R's, they

D.P. Rosinson, Pastor
St Philip’s, New Orleans, La,

St. Philip’s, our smallest congregation in the city, is begin.
ning “to shed” the attitude “we can’t,” for the spirit “we can with
God’s help!”

On Sunday Mornings it is no longer a novelty to have visitors
Present. Two children were confirmed on Easter Sunday. Pres.
ently two adults are attending the ‘instruction class.

€ no longer have to have special meetings to “prime” some-
one to do every little thing. € men and women of the congre-
Zation “are doin Visi i
who “stay away” from church too long. Our Sunday school, too,
has taken on new life,

All glory to God alone for His Patience, love, and guidance!
D.P, Rosison, Pastor