# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1941_S98
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

96 Report of Board for Higher Education

B. Report of Board for Higher Education
(Memorial 130)
Meetings
Since the very beginning of its history in America our Synod
has recognized the importance of education, especially for the
pastors and teachers of our congregations. Through the educa-

to generation. This task becomes particularly important in days of
rapid change. Our continuing heritage of divine truth must not
be lost in the bewildering succession of crises which sweep over
the modern world.

tions. We are especially appreciative of the constant help and
counsel of the members of the Standing Advisory Committee,

privilegd to work was unusually important.
In carrying out the work assigned to the Board for Higher

Conference. These meetings were marked by a thorough dis-
cussion of the varied and complex problems which confront our
educational system at the present time. Especially the plenary
meetings and the Professors’ Conference were very helpful to the
members of your Board in clarifying important issues.

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