LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1920, Page 17

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‘ gynod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. . 17

the period of primary education, but also in the
age” the Church’s duty to educate the young to be
citizens and well-instructed members of the Church,
4 serve the kingdom of God intelligently and circum-
that this can most economically be done by adding
, and the necessary teachers to our existing higher
+t that in this way the entire higher education in our
remain under the supervision of the Church, the fact
jiring a higher education under Christian influences
Hon, are willing to pay for this privilege; the fact that
‘well as other denominations is able to assume this duty
Kief duty of educating servants of the Word.
orial earnestly petitioned Synod to approve ‘the exten-
eorriculum of those institutions where such changes
le with the consent of the local boards, and at its
ntion to make the necessary provision that some, if
preparatory schools be expanded to full colleges accord-
rican plan of education, as far as this can be done
with our principles, so that these can then be accredited
‘and other institutions as full colleges.

AcTION.

golved for the present to permit the institutions at
md Fort Wayne to arrange a Scientific and a Modern
Mourse besides the Accredited Four-year Classical High

Survey Committee.

‘that the Survey Committee be continued for another
B years.

ational Lutheran Education Association.

cation Association and to aid the enterprise with such
punsel as will further the work along the lines of high
id true Lutheranism. .

owing resolution was passed: —

is, The National Lutheran Education Association, with
ii aims, evidently meets an urgent need of the Church
© promote such parts of Christian education to which
m the past given little attention, and will also in future
fo little attention; and ‘ a

is, The confessional Lutheran constituency of this Asso-
utes the hope that the work planned will be carried out
ord with Lutheran principles; therefore be it

s petitioned to indorse the movement of the National ©