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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1975, Page 24
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24 MINUTES OF THE CONVENTION
the names in the Convention Workbook, with the excep-
tion of Susan K. Wendorf, lay candidate for the Milwau-
kee Board of Control, the following nominations received
from the convention floor were added to the slate:
Board of Directors
Pastors
Herbert W. Berner
John D. Frey
Walter Schoedel
LAaYPERSONS
Florence Montz
Edith S. Rehbein
Franklin W. Schmidt
Commission of Adjudication
Pastor
Harlan Hartner
LAYPERSON
R. J. Wendorff
Board of Appeals
LAYPERSONS
Robert W. Alrutz
Robert C. Kraemer
Kenneth J. Vogt
CPH Board of Directors
LAaYPERSON
John Hoffmeyer
Convention Nominations
Pastors
David S. Belasic
Clarence Roth
LAYPERSON
Judith B. Helm
Board for Evangelism
Pastor
Timothy S. Parsch
Board for Higher Education
Pastor
Robert C. Boedecker
LAYPERSON
Walter A. Christopher
Board for Missions
Pastors
Richard H. Meyer
Walter W. Snyder
TEACHER (2 Yrs)
George W. Bluma
TEACHER (4 Yrs)
Wayne Lucht
Board of Parish Education
LayMAN
Wayne W. Wiltse
Board of Stewardship
Pastor
Henry C. Schroeder
Board of Youth Ministry
LAYPERSON
Sharon Schuh
YouTH
Alan O. Lemley
‘Jon D. Hohenstein
Joe Patrick Bean
Commission on Mission and
Ministry
PASTOR
Max P. Metcalf
Commission on Theology and
Church Relations
Pastors
Edward E. Busch
Dale A. Erickson
Richard A. Lischer
Board of Control, Ann Arbor
Pastors
T. Richard Marcis
Eugene W. Nissen
Board of Control, Austin
PasTOR
James K. Blumhorst
LAYPERSON
Leonard F. Schroeder
Board of Control, Bronxville
Pastor
Elwood E. Mather
TEACHER
Robert T. Beckmann
LayPERSON
Henry G. Appel
Board of Control, Milwaukee
LaypersON (4 Yrs)
Marvin A. Schrader
LAYPERSON (2 Yrs)
Leo A. Bordeleau
Board of Control, Oakland
LAYPERSONS
Gerald Kendall
Art Kelly
Board of Control, River Forest
Pastor
William H. Griffen
Board of Control, St. Louis
Pastor
Alfred Buls
LaYPERSON
Walter A. Hilgendorf
Board of Control, Selma
Pastor
Simon Bodley
Board of Control, Seward
TEACHER
F. William Chandler
Board of Control, Springfield
PASTOR
Stanton A. Yingling
Board of Control, Porto Alegre
LAYPERSON (2 Yrs)
Johannes Engel
President Preus then declared the nominations closed.
Referrals
Following a new procedure, Dr. Herbert Mueller,
Secretary of the Synod, presented Resolutions A and B
(TB 190, 191), explaining the purpose of each. These
resolutions were introduced in order that certain over-
tures which had appeared in the Convention Workbook
might be presented directly to the responsible boards and
committees or that in certain cases the petitioners might
be referred to actions of a previous convention which
dealt with their concerns. After agreeing to remove
Overture 6-127 and declining to remove Overtures 4-36A
—D, 4-37A—F, and 4-82, Resolution A was adopted. The
convention delegates then agreed to add Overtures 3-142
—3-145B, Ordination of Women, Milwaukee Res. 2-04, to
Resolution B but declined to add Overtures 4-22A—4-32,
dissolution of English District, Denver Res. 5-15. After
approving a motion to call the question, a point of order
was raised from the floor disagreeing with the ruling of
the chair that this motion was in order since it was
believed that time for discussion of the motion had
expired. The convention sustained the chair in its ruling.
After extending time for completion of the discussion of
Resolution B and once again declining the amendment
relating to the dissolution of the English District, the
delegates adopted Resolution B as amended.
Registration and Credentials
The floor committee on Registration and Credentials
reported that it had no further business for the conven-
tion at this time.
Evangelism
Rev. Charles Mueller, chairman of the floor commit-
tee on Evangelism, asked that all members of the com-
mittee be present on the platform because of the empha-
sis of this convention on evangelism and the importance
of the work of this committee. After hearing from sev-
eral members of the committee the delegates were led in
prayer by Dr. Rudolph Ressmeyer prior to the presenta-
tion of the committee’s resolutions.
By adopting Res. 1-01 (TB 21) the delegates com-
mended the people responsible for the evangelism format
of this convention and urged all delegates to participate
in the Bible study groups and evangelistic activities of
the convention. Res. 1-02A (TB 197) was then introduced
as a substitute for Res. 1-02 (TB 21). This resolution
called for the affirmation of a Lutheran understanding of
evangelism. It was adopted after amending the resolu-
tion in line 63 (TB 197) by adding the words “with the
members of his own family” after the word “Gospel” and
by deleting the word “American” in the resolution (line
28, TB 197, and line 4, TB 198). This action was taken
after declining several other amendments as well as a
motion to refer the resolution back to the floor committee.
Administration
Dr. Elwood Zimmermann, chairman of the floor com-
mittee on Administration, introduced the resolutions of
his committee. Res. 4-01 dealing with the transfer of