# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1929_S138
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138 Proceedings of Thirty-Fourth Regular Convention-
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‘4, Authorize Concordia - Publishing . House to disco
Lutheran Guide as soon as the subscription list seems to j
the Guide is no longer needed. me

On this matter, Committee 16 brought in the following report:
“Your Committee is convinced that the publication of the hen
magazines ought not to be continued as three. separate publication.
Therefore we recommend this resolution: — : ns.

“Resolved, That Lehre und Wehre, the Lheological Monthly and
the Homiletisches Magazin be merged into one monthly, :
The Theological Monthly. This monthly is to have a spre
pages or more and cost not more than $3.50 a year.”

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Action.
Synod resolved: — ction

1. That Lehre und Wehre, the Theological Monthly, and the
Homiletisches Magazin be merged into one monthly; —

, 2. That the name proposed by the committee, The Theological
Monthly, be stricken; ‘

3. That the suggestion “This monthly is to have a spread of
eighty pages or more and cost not more than $3.50 a year,” be referred
to the Board of Directors of Concordia Publishing House and the
Faculty of St. Louis; BS

4. That Concordia Publishing House be authorized to discontinue
the Lutheran Guide as soon as the subscription list seems to indicate
that the Guide is no longer needed.

Local and District Papers.

Memorial 511 brought to Synod’s attention the following matters:

The amount of printing which is being done in our Synod has
assumed very: largé proportions. Much of this is local, serving the
work of individual congregations, circuits, and Districts, ete. and
therefore is done under the supervision and auspices of such bodies.
A few of such periodicals have already reached a Synod-wide circula-
tion, without being included in the censorship plan which Synod has
so wisely provided for its own publications. In consequence of this
fact there is a constant danger of disturbing the harmony, uniformity,
and solidarity in doctrine and life which has heretofore characterized
the position of our church-body.

Action.

On recommendation of Committee 16, Synod passed the following
resolution : —

Resolved, That Synod request all who issue printed matter which
has not been authorized by Synod and therefore does not come under
its direct censorship to exercise every precaution in avoiding am-
biguous expressions and such suggestions as are not in harmony with
the practise observed by Synod.