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LCMS Convention Workbook St. Louis, Missouri — 1983, Page 17

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MISSIONS, EVANGELISM, ANT) SOCIAL MINISTRY

EXHIBIT IV
Individual District Totals

(North American—1981)

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ATLANTIC 48 916 34 275 102
CAL/NEV/HAWALI 64 409 47 089 187
SOUTHERN CAL 98 814 73 997 230 1
COLORADO 58 913 44 063 147
EASTERN 66 025 47 285 158
ENGLISH 75 095 57 715 143
FLA/GEORGIA 63 698 48 540 142 1
CENTRAL ILL. 77 001 58 354 148
NORTHERN ILL. 170 942 128 461 232 1
SOUTHERN ILL. 42 675 32 883 93
INDIANA 112 698 84 054 218 1
IOWA EAST 52 537 39 740 114
IOWA WEST 75 676 57 692 173
KANSAS 58 707 44 897 163
MICHIGAN 242 408 180 128 351 2
MID-SOUTH 25 857 20 012 103
MINNESOTA NORTH 77 422 59 311 217
MINNESOTA SOUTH 149 349 113 805 235
MISSOURI 136 239 104 592 283 1
MONTANA 16 771 12 073 61
NEBRASKA 105 591 79 995 242
NEW ENGLAND 25 579 19 531 64
NEW JERSEY 25 888 18 957 58
NORTH DAKOTA 27 883 21 262 100
NORTHWEST 87 499 63 042 239 1
OHIO 74 895 56 629 161
OKLAHOMA 23 152 17 652 76
SOUTH DAKOTA 33 680 25 897 112
SOUTHEASTERN 70 971 51 987 184 1
SOUTHERN 42 441 30 992 157
SELC 18 857 15 215 58
TEXAS 120 569 91 004 309 1
NORTH WISCONSIN 107 912 82 327 222
SOUTH WISCONSIN 139 998 107 302 201 1
WYOMING 17 298 12 440 63
ABC 31 701 22 700 128
MANITOBA/SASK. 24 119 16 960 91
ONTARIO 29 348 22 850 98
TOTALS 2 721 883 2 045 708 6 063 30

cation there were 1,812 congregations represented in the 6.000
participants.

The 54th regular convention of the Synod. St. Louis. 1981.
resolved (Res. 1-08) that since “There continues to be a need to
sustain the priority given to the Great Commission in its full
dimension of being disciples and of making disciples for Jesus
Christ,” that “the Synod conduct a second Great Commission
Convocation at a feasible time as determined by the synodical
Board of Directors.” In cooperation with the Board for Evange-
lism Services, the Board of Directors of the Synod set the date
for the second synodical Great Commission Convocation for
Oct. 25—28, 1984, in St. Louis at the Cervantes Convention
Center. The Board for Evangelism Services is serving as the
Steering Committee for that convocation, with the following
appointed as an Arrangements Committee:

Mr. Marvin Siebels, St. Louis. Convention Manager of the

Synod
Dr. Norman Sell, St. Louis. Treasurer of the Synod

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Mrs. Karen Kueck.St. Louis. Communication Services staff
of the Synod

Rev. Roger Leenerts. St. Louis. North American Missions
staff of the Synod

Dr. August Mennicke. Brainerd. Minn., District President,
Minn. North District

Mrs. Marie Biesenthal. St. Louis. Local Arrangements
Chairman, first convocation

Mr. Ted Aalbersberg. Utica, Mich.. Board for Evangelism
Services

Rev. Stephen Wagner, Carrollton, Tex., pastor representa-
tive

Barbara Kentel, Crown Point, Ind., teacher representative

Dr. Erwin J. Kolb, St. Louis. staff of Board for Evangelism
Services

Planning has begun and detailed information _will_be
distributed to the delegates at the synodical convention. The
convention is being asked to support the convocation with a