# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1941_S418
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418 — Miscellaneous

sible for Synod to grant a small monthly gratuity to such of us whi
have no fixed incomes?

These suggestions are made by the undersigned upon his own
responsibility.
Respectfully submitted,
F. R. Wesser,

Secretary, Committee on Church Architectur

Report of Committee 14

Wuereas, The Committee on Church Architecture has rendered
valuable service to congregations contemplating the erection of new,
and the remodeling of existing church-buildings; and

Wuereas, The demand for this service has assumed such pro :
portions as to require considerable time and experiditure on the part
of the committee; and

Wuereas, This service has heretofore been gratuitously ren
dered; your Committee °

Recommends:

1, That the Hon. President of Synod appoint two additional
members to the Committee on Church Architecture;
2. That the matter of reimbursement for expenditure of time

and money by the committee be referred to the Board of Directors «.
of Synod for a solution;

3. That Synod, in the interest of economy, practicability, and
proper church architecture, urge the congregations to avail them-.:
selves of the services of this committee.

Action of Synod: These recommendations were adopted.

Boy Scout Membership
(Unprinted Memorial 99)

The Concordia College (Milwaukee) Pastoral Conference, by

M. F. Kammrath, secretary, presented an unprinted memorial “re-
questing Synod to define its policy on the Boy Scout Movement, .
so that dissimilar practice in our midst concerning Lutheran Boy
Scout troops under a Lutheran Scout master may be removed and
uniformity of practice may be achieved.”

Report of Committee 7 7

Your Committee reports that nothing was brought to its atten- .
tion which would at this time call: for either a more favorable or
more unfavorable treatment of the Boy Scout Movement than the
one outlined in the resolutions on pages 341 and 122 of the 1938
Proceedings. We deem it advisable, therefore, to leave these 1938