# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1935_S319 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1935. 807 Father by our congregations in the General Prayer, spoken in our churches each Sunday, as well as in the Lord’s Prayer, it be recorded as the earnest plea of Synod that our congregations give particular attention in these prayers to the special needs of our time and that the prayer for the blessings needed be made with that fervor which should characterize all true prayer; furthermore, that the introduc- tion of special prayers in the church services at regular intervals be left to the congregations. Action of Synod. Synod adopted this resolution. Resolution of Thanks and Appreciation. Report of Committee 24: — Your Committee recommends that Synod express its apprecia- tion and sincere gratitude to the following: — 1. To the essayists, Dr. W. Arndt and Dr. Th. Engelder, for their timely and instructive papers; 2. To all retiring members of boards and committees who during the last three years so diligently labored in behalf of Synod; 8. To the congregations in Cleveland and their committees which so efficiently provided for the housing of the convention; 4. To the various societies and committees for the delightful meals served in the dining-hall of the convention building; 5. To the citizens of Cleveland for the many courtesies extended; 6. To the press and news agencies for the space given to the proceedings of the convention; 7. To the stenographers and typists for the service rendered; 8. To the Bach Chorus of Cleveland for the very impressive presentation at this time of the Passion of Our Lord according to St. Matthew by Johann Sebastian Bach and for the courtesies ex- tended to the delegates of the convention. Action of Synod. Synod adopted this resolution. © Resolution of Condolence upon the Death of Pastor J. C. Strasen. Report of Committee 24:— Wuergas, There died on May 26, 1935, Pastor J.C. Strasen, Vice-President of Synod’ from 1908 to 1914; therefore be it Resolved, That Synod express its sympathy to the family through its pastor, Rev. E. F. Schueler. Action of Synod. Synod adopted this resolution.