# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1958_S79
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

Lutheran Synodical Conference, 1958 19

Resolution 4

Wuerzas, We have been informed that the Missionary Lutheran
Fis being read by approximately 3,000 members of our Negro mission
# churches in the South with great interest; and

: Wuereas, The subsidy needed from the Synodical Conference

E- treasury is comparatively small (about $1,000); therefore be it
Resolved, That the publication of the Missionary Lutheran be

continued by the Synodical Conference Missionary Board.

Action of convention: Adopted.
Foreign Missions
REPORT OF AFRICAN MISSIONS
God has signally blessed the work of winning souls for Christ

on the Dark Continent. We began our labors of love some twenty-

two years ago in Great Britain’s large and populous colonial terri-
tory, Nigeria. This spiritual enterprise was blessed by God in
a marked degree so that today we have a church setup which em-
braces nine geographical districts.

Our Workers

Missionary Furlough Due
Bramstedt, Paul Nov. 12, 1958
Dede, John Oct. 1, 1960
Dretke, James Sept. 19, 1960
Ernst, Philip Nov. 15, 1958
Fajen, John April 3, 1960
Greve, Edgar Nov. 1, 1959
Hein, Harold A. Aug. 3, 1958
Konz, J. L. June 19, 1959
Krugler, Richard A. Aug. 14, 1960
Lail, Robert L. June 6, 1960
Ottemoeller, Harold July 1, 1959
Reim, Norbert April 7, 1960
Schweppe, William H., D.D.

Stade, Robert C. Feb. 23, 1961
Stringer, Varnes Aug. 28, 1959
Volz, Paul Sept. 15, 1959
Winter, William F. June 30, 1958
Daliman, Glen (on furlough now)
Holzhauer, Gerald Feb. 25, 1960
Meyer, Robert W. Nov. 24, 1957
Spangenberg, Ray July 6, 1958
Bowman, R. W. May 22, 1959
Windhorst, Richard April 17, 1960
Lofgren, Eric, M.D. (on furlough —
left May 18, 1958)
Reule, Ronald, M.D. Aug. 7, 1960
Brandt, Vivian, R.N. Sept. 4, 1958
Giziewski, Ethel, R.N. (on furlough)
Sahnow, Grace, R.N. March 27, 1961
Seminary

In order to produce an African ministry, a seminary was
established in 1949. This seminary has furnished thus far fifteen
African pastors. At present thirty-five students are preparing for
the ministry.