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Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1923. 87

Committee on Church Architecture.
(Germ. Rep., p. 234.)

Synod resolved to create a Committee on Church Architecture,
e charging this committee at the same time to extend its activities to
FE include also School and Organ Architecture. The committee of the
§ English District, composed of Rev. F. R. Webber, of Cleveland,
Mr. E. F. Bernhard, of New York, and Mr. John F. Krietenstein, of
: Chicago, was made the synodical Committee on Architecture. Owing
- to the increased work this committee was authorized to elect two
; additional members with the consent of the President.

Time of Conventions of Synod.

It was resolved that Synod always convene during the latter
« part of June.

MISCELLANEOUS.
(Germ. Rep., p. 236.)

Doctrinal Papers.

E. At three morning sessions Prof. F. Pieper, D. D., read a paper in
.., German on The Christian World View. At two morning sessions
Prof. F. Bente read an English essay on Following the Faith of
Our Fathers.

Resolved that the essays be printed in pamphlet form.

Services.

In addition to the opening service, the following services were
- conducted: a school service (Concordia Church) on Friday, June 22,
: with an English sermon by Pastor Th. Schurdel; a pastoral service
s. with Holy Communion (Zion Church), Wednesday evening, June 27,
: with a sermon by Prof.J.H.C. Fritz and a confessional address by
: Pastor-J. H. Hartenberger; a mission service (St. Paul’s Church)
June 24, with the following: addresses by Prof. W. H. T. Dau on
. European Missions, by Vice-President F. Brand on China and India
Missions, by Pastor A. Burgdorf on South America Missions, and —
by Pastor H. J. Paetiaelae on the Finnish Ev. Luth. National Church
- of North America. The last address was translated by Pastor
* Wegelius, who completed his studies in St. Louis in June and is
about to enter the service of the Lutheran Church of Finland.