# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1920_S76
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76 Proceedings of Thirty-First Nationa] Convent

and are to organize under the direction of the Distr;
Each delegate is to submit a report from his Tespectiy,
ing the contributions of each congregation, These ; ae
h a view of increasing Contrib
report shows a circuit has not done its full share.
This organization ig then to be further extended
a Synod Organization. Each District Organization is to
egate to. the Synod Organization. This ‘Synod Orga
meet at the same time and Place that the Delegate Synn¥"
They are to organize under the direction of the General’
of the Synod. Each delegate is to submit a Teport she
contributions from his respective District as a unit. hae
are.then to be entered on the Synod Report Form, At
the District Reports are to be discussed by the Organi
@ view of having every. District do its ful] share’ accord:
quota established.
4. That there may be uniformity in the Teports guh
the various organizations, and to assist al] congregations j,

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contributions, and placing the amount in the respective eol
the name of the fund for which the contribution ig intended;
making entries, he should fill in at the head of each columy
quota for his congregation, based on the communicant m
By using this sheet as his entire record of contributions,
at a glance what treasury is short, and can readily a
tions for such treasury.

Form No. 2 is the congregation’s report, which is to be
by its delegate to the Circuit Organization.

Form No. 3 is to be used by the secretary of the Visitiz
Organization for tabulating the total contributions from :
gregation as shown on the Congregation Delegate’s Report
of this tabulated report is to be furnished to the visiting
together with a copy of each’ individual congregation’s
delegate to the District Organization is also to be f
of this tabulated report.

Form No. 4 is to be used by the secretary of the
ization to tabulate the sums contributed by each Visit

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