LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1965, Page 314

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Lay
higher education See Higher education
Training Institute 85
workers, full-time, roster in Lutheran
Annual 195
See also Laity; Laymen
Lay Workers Retirement Plan See Pension
and welfare
Laymen
overseas witness 87, 88
See also Laity; Lay
Leisure society, mission to 86
Libraries, public 183
Linguists 88
Liturgics 185, 186
Lodges See Fraternal organizations
Luther Tower 142
Lutheran Church — Canada 111, 118
Lutheran Church in America 13, 106
Lutheran Council in Canada 111
Lutheran Council in the United States of
America 106—111, 299—306
bylaws 299—306
constitution 107—109
Lutheran Deaconess Association
Handbook additions, 138, 139
report of interim Deaconess Colloquy
Committee 138, 139
thankoffering share 192, 193
Lutheran Education centennial 141
Lutheran Free Churches of Europe 83
Lutheran Hour 93
Lutheran Human Relations Association of
America 166, 172 .
Lutheran Lay Higher Education, Commis-
sion on See Higher Education
Lutheran Laymen’s League 93, 122, 195
Lutheran News 196
Lutheran Witness 180, 181
Lutheran Witness Reporter 180, 181
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League 93,
122, 142, 144, 145, 190
Lutheran World Federation 13, 111
Lutheraner, Der 180
Lutheranism, influence of 106

Manual for Convention Delegates, Advis-
ors, and Floor Committees 122
Manual of Bynodical Operations 115, 116,

Mappes, Ernest C. 65
Married students’ housing 142
Marty, Martin 127
Mass media 84, 86, 93, 181
Medical Mission Council 82
Medical missions 87
Members, new 78, 125, 126, 134, 135
Memorials See Overtures
Mental retardation 167, 168
Messengers of Christ, Inc. 88
Mexico 86
Michigan District of the Lutheran Wom-
en’s Missionary League 145
Midsouth District 115
Milwaukee 1971 convention site 195, 261
Milwaukee college 141, 144, 146, 149
“Mimeographed” reports and overtures
251—261
Minneapolis, Lutheran World Federation
(1957) 111
Ministerial associations 111
Minnesota North and Minnesota South
Districts of the Lutheran Women’s
Missionary League 142
Minutes
convention 60—78
Handbook directive 126, 127
Miscellaneous See Sundry matters
Mission
church is
Christ’s mission 80, 81
God's mission 79, 80
education for 154, 155
“Planning for the Church’s Mission”;
presentation by Executive Director
Walter F. Wolbrecht 21—28
Mission and Ministry in the Church, Com-
mission on 88, 89
Missions 79—-94
advance site acquisition 87
“Affirmations on God’s Mission” 88
Africa 85, 93
Asia 93
blind 82, 86
Board for, single 81, 82, 117
Brazil 84, 137, 146, 151
campus ministry 86
capital investments 87, 93
Church Extension See Church Extension
church-isolated students 87
church relations 104, 105
college and university 86
congregations to exercise creative
leadership 83
deaf 87
Board for Missions to 82, 87
Director of Deaf Christian Education
in the Far East 85

TOPICAL INDEX

high school classes 86
Lay Institute training 85
oral deaf Sunday school program 85
England 84
Europe 83, 84
Evangelism resolutions 82
foreign, 70th anniversary 83
foreign students in the U.S.A. 84
Ghana 85
hostel facilities in Europe 84
intercultural outreach 93
interdependence 83
Japan 94
Latin America 86, 193
laymen overseas 87, 88
leisure society 86
linguists 88
Lutheran Free Churches of Europe 83
Lutheran Hour 93
Lutheran Laymen’s League 93
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
93
mass media 84, 86
medical 87
Messengers of Christ, Inc. 88
Mexico 86
Mission and Ministry in the Church,
Commission on 88, 89
mission consciousness 190
New Guinea 13
Nigeria 13, 85
overseas
graduate work in theology 84
laymen 87, 88
prayer at beginning of floor committee
report 79
“Report of Mission Self-Study and Sur-
vey” 79, 88, 89, 93
site acquisitions 87
South Pacific 93
Taiwan 94
television mission in Japan and Taiwan
94
thankoffering share 193
theological principles to guide the de-
velopment of missions 104, 105
town and country 83
Wheat Ridge Foundation 93
Wycliffe Bible Translators’ Institute of
Linguistics 88
Missions, Board for, single 81, 82, 117
Missions, Division of 115
Missions in North and South America,
Board for 82
See also Stewardship, Mission Educa-
tion, and Promotion
Missouri District 115
‘Missouri in Detail” 97
mountain states disaster 165, 166
Mueller, Herbert 5, 60
Music Department of Concordia Publishing
House 183

NEC radio and television network 181

Naether, Theodor 83

Name of Synod 124

National Council of Churches 104

National Evangelical Lutheran Church 13

National Lutheran Council 13

National Lutheran Parent-Teacher League

59

Nationalistic teachings 170

New Guinea 13, 141

New members 78, 125, 126, 134, 135

New Orleans 1973 convention site 196

New Testament books, authenticity of 100

Nigeria 13, 85

Nitz, A. C. 197

Nomenclature 115, 116, 122, 124

Nominations Committee See Convention
Nominations, Board for

North Riverside, I!., property 149, 151

North Wisconsin District of the Lutheran
Women’s Missionary League 144

Northern Hlinois District thankoffering for
River Forest teachers college chapel

1

Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Synod 13,

1

Oakland college 144, 149
Oakland high school 141
Officers elected 74, 75
Old Testament prophecies of the Savior
are fulfilled in Jesus Christ 100
Ordination of male teachers 127
Orthodox Catholics, doctrinal discussions
with 13
Otten, Herman 133
Overseas
graduate work in theology 84
laymen’s witness 87, 88
mission fields 13
Overtures
identical or almost identical 249, 250
late 60, 198
“mimeographed”’ 251—261
unpublished 199—248

which shall be published 135

which shall be submitted to convention
135

who may submit 135

Parish Education, Board of 156, 157, 158,
1
Parish Education and Parish Services, Di-
vision of 115
Parish education and services 152—161
adult education 156
confirmation instruction 155
dual enroliment 158
elementary schools 155
federal aid 152, 153
Handbook changes proposed 155—157
high school 155, 157, 158
mission, education for 154, 155
quality education 152, 153
school available to community 159
secondary schools 155, 157, 158
shared-time education 158
Sunday schools 156, 159
survey before establishing secondary

school 158
synodical financial support for schools
153

vacation Bible school 156
weekday school 154, 156
youth education 156
Parish experience for staff members 142
Parish Life and Parish Education, Com-
mission on 157
“Pauline View of Man” 102
Pension and welfare 172—177
additional contributions to pension fund
17
disability income subsidy 175
discontinuance of pension contributions
after age 72, 173
earnings of pensioned workers 172
Handbook changes 172, 173, 174, 175, 176,
17
minimum pension raise 174
Pension funds not available for Church
Extension 191
tax deferral on 4% paid for worker by
employer 175
withdrawal of pension contributions 177
Pension Fund Accounting Department 172
Pensions, Board of Support and 60, 112,
Pentateuch 103
Periodical policies 180
Philippines 13
Pipe organ 186
“Planning for the Church’s Mission”; pres-
entation by Executive Director Wal-
ter F. Wolbrecht 21—28
Poor 169
Portals of Prayer 183
Portland college 141, 144, 146, 149
Porto Alegre 137, 146
Praesidium 117
Prayer fellowship 98
Presbyterian churches, theological discus-
sions with 13
President, District See District
President of the Synod See Administration
Presidents, College of See Council of Pres-

idents
Presidents, Council of See Council of
Presidents

Presidents of educational institutions
faculty committee role in election 145
retirement 145

Prince of Peace Volunteers 163

Professorships, additional 146

Public relations 177—182

Public Relations, Board for 116

Publications See Church literature and

publications

Purchasing agencies, centralized 116

“Quia”’ subscription to Lutheran Confes-
sions 98

Race relations 154, 170, 171, 172

Rank of teaching personnel at synodical
institutions 146

Records, official 180

Recruitment 139

Reformation, 450th anniversary (1967) 179

Reformed churches, theological discussions
with 13

Registration, credentials, excuses 197, 198

Relief funds, surplus 169

Rempert, Raymond 187

Report and Recommendations of the Com-
mission on Theology and Church Re-
lations, Supplement to 101, 263—306

“Report of Mission Self-Study and Sur-
vey” 79, 88, 89, 93

Reports

“mimeographed”’ 251—261
unpublished 199—249

Research Committee of the Commission on

Church Literature 102, 182