LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1932, Page 62

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62 Proceedings of Thirty-Fifth Regular Convention,

Permit us finally to call
District expressing the request “to permit the Board
institution at Austin to engage an instructor for Spa
faculty is not in a position to continue the instru
guage.” We would support this request,

In the name and by authority of the Board of Control,

attention to a resolu

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referred to the Board

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of Directors.

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the new Committee on Higher Education.
Concordia Seminary,

Porto Alegre, Brazil,
(Extract from the report of the

Board of Control.
With gratitude toward God it m
again protected and blessed our instit
In the year 1929 our enrolm
two, in 1931, thirty-five, of whom

ution.

ent was thirty-seven, in 1930, forty-
Six were active ag vicars in various
into the ministry at the end of the

nition of the Lord, although one student had to be expelled because
of continued disobedience. With God’s help the bodily needs of the
students could be supplied. Although most students are poor, they
suffered no actual want, since with God’s help the fund for poor stu-
dents was kept well supplied and many congregations were found will-
ing to donate liberal supplies for the kitchen and storeroom.
The faculty was able to serve without interruption.
Assistant Professor Karl Rupp was added to the faculty as
instructor, so that our faculty now numbers five men.
Buildings and improvements.
by Synod were built during this tri
of the two main buildings and the
which Synod had appropriated $3,5
older dwellings were painted and
fenced in. Toilet facilities were sup
connected with the municipal water-works system. In 1930 the in-

stitution could be connected with the municipal water and light
system, for which we are especially thankful.

Former
regular

The two professors’ houses granted
ennium. The repairs on the roofs
three older professors’ houses, for
00, were made last year, and the
repaired and the various yards
plied in the old motor house and

The library of our institution was considerably enlarged during