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68 Verhandlungen der zweiunddreißigſten Verſammlung
23) Resolved, That we appropriate $5,000 for the remodeling of
the church-school of Bethlehem Congregation at New Orleans. —
Approved.
24) Resolved, That we appropriate $8,000 for a chapel-school of
Concordia Congregation at New Orleans. — Approved.
25) Resolved, That we appropriate $3,500 for a chapel-school at
Oakland, Cal. — Approved.
26) Resolved, That we appropriate $1,200 for a chapel-school at
Vredenburgh, Ala. — Approved.
27) In regard to the appropriation of $12,000 for a chapel-school
at High Point, N. C., your Committee has no recommendation to
make. — Resolved that this matter be left to the discretion of the
Missionary Board, with power to act.
28) Resolved, That we sanction the action of the Missionary
Board in taking the appropriation of $7,500 for the church of Ebenezer
Congregation (white) at Greensboro, N. C., from the list of the Build-
ing Fund and charging it to the running expenses of the Mission
Treasurer. — Approved.
29) Resolved, That we cancel the appropriation of $15,000 for the
chapel at Yonkers, N. Y. — Approved.
The Synodical Conference resolved that the matter of obtaining
funds for the chapel at Yonkers be referred to the Missionary Board,
with authority to act according to its discretion.
Report on the Meeting of the Lay Delegates.
The lay delegates attending the meeting of the Synodical Con-
ference held a special meeting Friday noon and adopted the follow-
ing resolutions, which they requested to be read to the Synodical
Conference and spread upon the minutes: —
WHEREAS, The danger exists that we emphasize the fact of the
lack of funds in our treasury and of the present financial depression
in our country to such an extent that we thereby discourage the
opening of new fields; therefore be it
Resolved, That we lay delegates continue to lend our earnest
efforts to the better education of the members of our congregations
regarding the needs and blessings of our missionary work; and be it
further
Resolved, That we continue prayerfully and with energy to work
for a loving inculcation of the Biblical principles of Christian
stewardship and for the development of greater and better interest in,
more liberal financial support of, and more general participation of
our members in, the work of the kingdom of our Savior.
These resolutions were adopted by Conference by a rising vote.
Report of Treasurer of Synodical Conference.
August 1, 1928, to April 1, 1929.
RECEIPTS.
August 1, 1928. Cash Balance | $565.16
December 31, 1928. Semiannual Interest, July 1 to December 31, 1928 | 6.33
| $571.49
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68 Proceedings of the thirty-second convention
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23) Resolved, That we appropriate $5,000 for the remodeling of
the church-school of Bethlehem Congregation at New Orleans. —
Approved.
24) Resolved, That we appropriate $8,000 for a chapel-school of
Concordia Congregation at New Orleans. — Approved.
25) Resolved, That we appropriate $3,500 for a chapel-school at
Oakland, Cal. — Approved.
26) Resolved, That we appropriate $1,200 for a chapel-school at
Vredenburgh, Ala. — Approved.
27) In regard to the appropriation of $12,000 for a chapel-school
at High Point, N. C., your Committee has no recommendation to
make. — Resolved that this matter be left to the discretion of the
Missionary Board, with power to act.
28) Resolved, That we sanction the action of the Missionary
Board in taking the appropriation of $7,500 for the church of Ebenezer
Congregation (white) at Greensboro, N. C., from the list of the Build-
ing Fund and charging it to the running expenses of the Mission
Treasurer. — Approved.
29) Resolved, That we cancel the appropriation of $15,000 for the
chapel at Yonkers, N. Y. — Approved.
The Synodical Conference resolved that the matter of obtaining
funds for the chapel at Yonkers be referred to the Missionary Board,
with authority to act according to its discretion.
Report on the Meeting of the Lay Delegates.
The lay delegates attending the meeting of the Synodical Con-
ference held a special meeting Friday noon and adopted the follow-
ing resolutions, which they requested to be read to the Synodical
Conference and spread upon the minutes: —
WHEREAS, The danger exists that we emphasize the fact of the
lack of funds in our treasury and of the present financial depression
in our country to such an extent that we thereby discourage the
opening of new fields; therefore be it
Resolved, That we lay delegates continue to lend our earnest
efforts to the better education of the members of our congregations
regarding the needs and blessings of our missionary work; and be it
further
Resolved, That we continue prayerfully and with energy to work
for a loving inculcation of the Biblical principles of Christian
stewardship and for the development of greater and better interest in,
more liberal financial support of, and more general participation of
our members in, the work of the kingdom of our Savior.
These resolutions were adopted by Conference by a rising vote.
Report of Treasurer of Synodical Conference.
August 1, 1928, to April 1, 1929.
RECEIPTS.
August 1, 1928. Cash Balance | $565.16
December 31, 1928. Semiannual Interest, July 1 to December 31, 1928 | 6.33
| $571.49