A Documentary History Of Lutheranism PDF Download

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1912 edition. Excerpt: ...authorized to publish an edition of the German Sunday-School Book without music, and permission was granted to add new matter to the book, according to their best judgment. The committee was authorized to determine the number of books which dealers may purchase of the printer. Ash Wednesday was recommended as a day of fasting and prayer, and the synods were requested to urge its proper observance annually by their congregations. A resolution was passed memorializing the Northern Pacific Railroad to donate lots for churches, schools, and parsonages for the benefit of Lutheran congregations at all the leading stations along the railroad, and a committee was appointed to carry the resolution into effect. A minute on the death of President Garfield was entered on the Minutes of the convention. The officers of the Council were instructed to inquire whether there are any legal or practical difficulties in the way of the direct incorporation of the body, and report at the next convention. The Committee on Constitution for Synods was not ready to report. The Committee on Relief Associations had not completed its work. Nothing had been done in reference to the Common Service Book; nor in reference to the Relation of Confirmation to Adult Baptism; and no report in reference to a form for the call of a pastor; or the inquiry concerning the introduction and use of the German Church Book. A committee was appointed, charged with the duty of determining whether the publications owned by the Council could be managed with greater profit to its financial interests. 15. The Fifteenth convention was held in St. Peter's Church, Lancaster, Ohio, November 9-15, 18S2. The opening sermon was preached by the Rev. A. Spaeth, D.D. The following synods were...