LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1920, Page 29

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i. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. 29
: for Western Canada, and, in view of the tremendous

mearest institution at St. Paul is 1,000 miles distant),

Sy of erecting a higher institution in Western Canada.
E orial was presented by the Pastors’ and Laymen’s
E alberta and British Columbia.

AcTION.

F,, erect a preparatory institution in Western Canada.

to be made with the lowest class in September, 1921.
& and the necessary buildings are to be erected as
Board of Directors’ was empowered to decide on the
institution and the arrangement of new classes. The
-was appropriated for this purpose in addition to the
by the brethren in Canada.

Ladies’ Seminary.
(Germ. Rep., p. 80.)

Committee recommended the erection of a ladies’
Jer to give young ladies opportunity to secure a higher
synodical institution as well as to train them up for
schools and assistants in our heathen missions.
Eolved to refer this matter to a special committee con-
ars, teachers, and laymen for. detailed study and careful
Rith orders to report at the next convention.

;: Home for Students. (Studienheim.)
% (Germ. Rep., p. 81.)

presented to Synod the generous offer of some lay-
aining a home for students in or near New York where
ind regular professors, as well as graduates of St. Louis,
pr a shorter or longer period, while pursuing special |
to qualify themselves for the service of the Church.
PSt. Louis, however, must render an account of their
Fogress to the faculty at St. Louis. This plan was en-
Ethe Survey Committee.
to be understood, however, as if the proposed home
Femain at the proposed location. Nothing prevents
er society from making a similar’ arrangement else-
does this mean that a pastor may not be called
fhe ministry.
Bived to permit the New York brethren to make a trial .