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The Lutheran Pioneer,

A MISSIONARY MONTHLY. .-

PUBLISHED BY THE EvanceLicAL LurHeRAN SynopicaL ConFERENCE oF -NorTH AMERICA,

REY. F. J. LANKENAU, EDITOR.

Published monthly by Concordia Publishing House, St, Louls, Mo, Subscription price, 60 cts. per annum, payable strictly In advance.
Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at St. Louis, Mo., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in section 1103, Act of October 3, 1917, authorized on July 5, 1918,

Vol. XLIV. ST. LOUIS, MO., JANUARY, 1922. - No.1.

OUR MONTHLY MISSIONARY MOTTO.

Not, ‘‘How much of my money will I give to God?’’ but, ‘“How much of God’s
money will I keep for myself?”’

“Sing unto the Lord a New Song.”’
Ps. 98, 1—6.

O bless Jehovah! A new song compose,
Because He has accomplished wonders grand:
His holy arm and His ‘almighty hand
‘Hath gotten Him the viet’ry o’er His foes.
His great salvation He most plainly shows;
He makes the heathen of each tribe and land,
‘lo earth’s remotest borders, understand
That He is righteous; for He ends our woes.
He thinks of Ilis compassion and His love
And truth unto the house of Isracl.
Ye nations, wheresoever ye may dwell,
Rejoice aloud, extol the King above;
With cornet, harp, and frumpets laud Him well,
And in a tuneful psalm His glories tell.

H. Ostenitus,

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A YEAR OF JUBILEE.

Let us never forget as we pass through this year
1922, that it is a year of jubilee for our dear Synod-
ical Conference. ‘This year the Synodical Con-
ference, that church-body which is carrying on our
Colored Mission, celebrates its Golden Anniversary. Immanuel Ev.’ Luth. Church, Fort Wayne, Ind.,
Let us praise God for all He-has done through the Rela ase es % Brat, Paatoe) ; a
. Peon a where the sixt onvention 0: ie Synodical Conference, ty,
a eae Oa es us and others, are er resolved to enter upon the Colored Mission enterprise.

yy word and deed do all we can to assist the Synod-
ical Conference to carry on its blessed work.

LT

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