LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1920, Page 51

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3 tb. “synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. . 61
: strict shall also be asked to include in their budgets

of the General Mission Board expenses. The Home
- , however, shall also be permitted to make special

gin foreign lands and who have returned for good reasons,
Ed among the candidates and that fitting calls be © assigned

B missionary methods and history. (Germ. Rep., p. 102.)
Language: — Synod authorized the boards to make pro-
eaching Spanish.
mong Soldiers on Mexican Border.— The Home Mission
ordered to take into account the spiritual care of Lu-
Miers on the Texas-Mexican border in its appropriations to
District. (Germ. Rep., p. 103.)
F of Mr. Ohlde. (Unprinted memorial.) — Mr. H. W. Ohlde
fed to his District with his communications, as they do not
belong under the jurisdiction of Synod. (Germ. Rep. 103.)
ary Leaflets. — Each and every Mission Board of Synod
ad to issue Missionary Leaflets. These are to be sold at cost.
tive boards may appoint a special editor for these Leaflets.
EPublishing House is to see to it that these Leaflets will be
KGerm. Rep., p. 103.)

4 Church Board for Army and Navy, U.S.A.

utheran Church Board for Army and Navy reported that
out their duties they had received the full cooperation of

h of the expenses. An Eastern Department was created
arters at New York City to care for the men in the service
gintic Coast. Pastors D. H. Steffens and J. Frederic Wenchel

M not for profit” and thereupon proceeded to purchase
land at various camps and cantonments, and to erect
Centers. A special Finance Committee was appointed
Blucted a very successful drive for the necessary funds.
i published The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Bulletin, which was

sin Synod War Committee. Said Synod had also contrib-—

ghted the Washington Bureau of the Board. In order to do”
more efficiently, the Board was incorporated as “an Illinois

AY