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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1920, Page 57
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‘od of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. 57
: Gn Berlin has grown. The Fretkirche appears reg-
Bg publish a magazine similar to Lehre und Wehre,
Pa Bekenntnis (The Scriptures and the Confessions).
E (Publication Society) is busy disseminating our
Kmany. The Board also managed the moneys con-
relief in Germany until a special committee was
Mo, Thus $2,168.07 were expended in 1917; $980 in
F.. 1919. $1,800 was forwarded to the Red Cross ac-
Fishes of the donors. From various quarters the
to send a delegation to Europe after the war. The
4 pailed the plan with joy. It was also endorsed by
P>esidents. Accordingly the Board in conjunction
St appointed Prof. L. Fuerbringer, Rev. W. Hagen,
Blake. The two latter made the journey, visited, ad-
ed our congregations in Europe. Disbursements:
E1919, $20,552.50.
a ACTION.
Bred to instruct the Board to devise ways and means
Ent circumstances, our publications could be dissem-
¥ to approve the sending of a commission to Europe;
Mr. Wm. Schlake in particular for paying his per-
pproximating $900.
assion among the Deaf-Mutes.
_ (Germ. Rep., pp. 128—130.)
is carried on at 70 places in the United States. In
gionaries also preach in the State institutions. There
Bcongregations. A number of blind deaf-mutes, too,
Pastors Jagels, Uhlig, and Jensen have left the ser-
Bher calls. The latter two still setve several smaller
Pastors A. Dahms, J. Schumacher, W. Harms, and
we
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sed. The debt on the chapel in-Minneapolis was
pthe coming year the Board requested $15,000. No
fations will be needed if all congregations follow
‘ and lift one collection annually for this mission.
Ricome was $9,471.04, $8,279.30, and $10,253.40 for
, 19 respectively. Of this amount the deaf-mutes
pig each of the three years, $830.04, $606.62, and
sxpenditures for each of these years were $8,879.00,
94.35. ;
& of thanks to the commission in general for faithful ©
» entered this service. The missionaries’ salaries .