Ad Crucem NewsLCMS 2023 Convention2023 Overtures

All 260 overtures filed for 2023.

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Ov. 1-01Cmte 1

To Aid Churches Unable to Support Sole Pastor

Submitted by: Southern District

p. 255Open →
Ov. 1-02Cmte 1

To Study Dual- and Multi-Congregation Parish Ministry Situations within the Synod

Submitted by: Circuit 1 (Altenburg); Missouri District

p. 255Open →
Ov. 1-07Cmte 1

To Encourage Synod to Develop Resources to Aid Congregations and Schools regarding Gender Identity Issues

Submitted by: Missouri District

p. 259Open →
Ov. 1-09Cmte 1

To Address Mental Health among Called Church Workers

Submitted by: congregations of each district of the Synod.; Board of Directors, Nebraska District

p. 260Open →
Ov. 1-10Cmte 1

To Address Mental Health among Called Church Workers

Submitted by: Pastors’ Conference Indiana District

p. 260Open →
Ov. 1-11Cmte 1

To Address Mental Health among Called Church Workers

Submitted by: Professional Workers’ Conference (Western Region) English District

p. 261Open →
Ov. 1-12Cmte 1

To Address Mental Health among Called Church Workers

Submitted by: being to the church workers and congregations of the district.; Ascension, Fort Wayne, IN; Our Hope, Huntertown, IN; St. James, Logansport, IN; Circuit 10 (Lafayette), Indiana District

p. 262Open →
Ov. 1-13Cmte 1

To Address Mental Health among Called Church Workers

Submitted by: Circuit 12 (Kokomo); Indiana District

p. 262Open →
Ov. 3-01Cmte 3

To Mark Fiftieth Anniversary of Roe v. Wade with More Fervent Teaching, Proclamation, and Efforts to Promote God’s Gift of Life

Submitted by: Mid-South District

p. 269Open →
Ov. 3-02Cmte 3

To Offer Clearer Information for Couples Using the Pill for Birth Control as to When and How Often It Acts as an Abort if aci ent

Submitted by: North Wisconsin District

p. 269Open →
Ov. 3-03Cmte 3

To Increase Awareness among Synod Congregations of Human Trafficking

Submitted by: Mid-South District

p. 269Open →
Ov. 3-04Cmte 3

To Direct LCMS Life Ministry to Support Congregations in Developing Mercy Ministries to Promote Culture of Life

Submitted by: English District

p. 270Open →
Ov. 3-06Cmte 3

To Recognize and Thank the Synod for Strengthened and Expanded “Soldiers of the Cross” COVID-19 Response Initiative

Submitted by: SELC District

p. 271Open →
Ov. 3-07Cmte 3

To Recognize and Thank the Synod for Strengthened and Expanded “Soldiers of the Cross” COVID-19 Response Initiative

Submitted by: North Wisconsin District

p. 272Open →
Ov. 4-02Cmte 4

To Provide Triennial Synod Emphases

Submitted by: Texas District

p. 273Open →
Ov. 4-03Cmte 4

To Prioritize “Living as the Baptized” as a Mission and Ministry Focus for the 2022–2025 Triennium

Submitted by: Kansas District

p. 274Open →
Ov. 4-04Cmte 4

To Suggest Mission and Ministry Emphases for the Synod

Submitted by: Florida-Georgia District

p. 274Open →
Ov. 4-06Cmte 4

To Encourage Return to In-Person Worship

Submitted by: Texas District

p. 275Open →
Ov. 4-07Cmte 4

To Reaffirm Biblical Practice of Gathered Local Congregations with Rightly Called Local Pastors and to Encourage Congregations to Practice In-person Worship, Teaching, and Administration of Sacraments

Submitted by: Montana District

p. 276Open →
Ov. 4-17Cmte 4

To Encourage House Blessings

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 280Open →
Ov. 4-18Cmte 4

To Mark Fiftieth Anniversary of 1974 Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, “Walkout” with Thorough Teaching about the Controversy and Renewed Emphasis on Pure Doctrine

Submitted by: Mid-South District

p. 280Open →
Ov. 5-06Cmte 5

To Address Scriptural Errors in Fellowship with the Japan Lutheran Church

Submitted by: Central Illinois District

p. 289Open →
Ov. 5-07Cmte 5

To Study Triangular Fellowship

Submitted by: Northern Illinois District

p. 290Open →
Ov. 5-09Cmte 5

To Reaffirm and Confess Doctrine of Closed Communion and to Encourage Its Practice

Submitted by: Minnesota North District

p. 291Open →
Ov. 5-11Cmte 5

To Reject Practice of Internet Communion

Submitted by: Minnesota South District

p. 293Open →
Ov. 5-12Cmte 5

To Reject Practice of So-Called “Internet Communion”

Submitted by: Central Illinois District

p. 293Open →
Ov. 5-14Cmte 5

To Reject Practice of “Online or Virtual Communion”

Submitted by: Indiana District

p. 294Open →
Ov. 5-15Cmte 5

To Reject Practice of Online or Virtual Communion

Submitted by: South Wisconsin District

p. 295Open →
Ov. 5-16Cmte 5

To Reject and Condemn Practice of Virtual (Online) Communion

Submitted by: scope to include every district and adopt this at its 2023 convention.; Montana District

p. 296Open →
Ov. 5-17Cmte 5

To Refrain from Practice of Online Communion

Submitted by: Iowa East District

p. 296Open →
Ov. 5-18Cmte 5

To Reject Internet Communion as Contrary to Word of God

Submitted by: Southern Illinois District

p. 297Open →
Ov. 5-19Cmte 5

To Reject “Online” or “Virtual” Communion as Divisive of Church Fellowship

Submitted by: Pastors’ Conference Wyoming District

p. 298Open →
Ov. 5-20Cmte 5

To Create True Synod-Wide Dialogue and Study with Respect to Celebration of Lord’s Supper in Homes during Online Worship

Submitted by: Texas District

p. 299Open →
Ov. 5-28Cmte 5

To Address Use of Technology in Life of the Church and Ministry of Congregations

Submitted by: Mid-South District

p. 304Open →
Ov. 5-29Cmte 5

To Form Theology of Virtual Worship Task Force

Submitted by: Southern District

p. 304Open →
Ov. 5-31Cmte 5

To Commend Luther’s Large Catechism with Annotations and Contemporary Applications

Submitted by: Circuit 2 (St. Paul Metro); Minnesota South District

p. 305Open →
Ov. 5-32Cmte 5

To Cease and Desist Publication of Luther’s Large Catechism with Annotations and Contemporary Applications

Submitted by: Circuit 14 (Indianapolis South); Indiana District

p. 305Open →
Ov. 5-36Cmte 5

To Condemn Heresy of Transgenderism as Violation of Commandments and Creed

Submitted by: Pastors’ Conference Wyoming District

p. 309Open →
Ov. 5-37Cmte 5

To Condemn Heresy of Feminism as Rejection of Created Order and of Distinction God Has Established Between the Sexes

Submitted by: Pastors’ Conference Wyoming District

p. 310Open →
Ov. 5-39Cmte 5

To Reconsider Woman Suffrage in the Church

Submitted by: Circuit 18; Pacific Southwest District

p. 311Open →
Ov. 5-42Cmte 5

To Address Use of Aborted Babies in Creating Vaccines and Other Medications

Submitted by: Nebraska District

p. 312Open →
Ov. 5-43Cmte 5

To Encourage Synod to Clarify Our Stance on Fetal Tissues and Their Use Related to Pharmaceutical Products

Submitted by: Missouri District

p. 313Open →
Ov. 5-44Cmte 5

To Advocate for Religious Exemption and Against Vaccine Mandates with Use of Vaccines Decided as Matter of Individual Conscience

Submitted by: Circuit 3 (Rice Lake); North Wisconsin District

p. 313Open →
Ov. 5-45Cmte 5

To Reconsider Allowing “Brain Death” Criteria for Determination of Death at End of Life

Submitted by: English District

p. 314Open →
Ov. 5-46Cmte 5

To Commission Biblical Study of Lending within the Church

Submitted by: Florida-Georgia District

p. 314Open →
Ov. 5-47Cmte 5

To Recognize the Organization 1517 as Heterodox Tract and Mission Society

Submitted by: Saint Paul, Chesterton, IN; Pastors’ Conference, Wyoming District

p. 316Open →
Ov. 5-48Cmte 5

To Distinguish Terms for Pastoral Office from Those for Auxiliary or Helping Offices

Submitted by: respective districts in keeping with 2016 Res. 13-02A.; Board of Directors, Iowa East District

p. 316Open →
Ov. 6-04Cmte 6

To Affirm Residential Pastoral Education at Our Seminaries

Submitted by: Pastors’ Conference Iowa East District

p. 323Open →
Ov. 6-05Cmte 6

To Establish Task Force to Determine Additions and Revisions for Training of Preachers within the Synod

Submitted by: Pastors’ Conference Michigan District

p. 323Open →
Ov. 6-06Cmte 6

To Strengthen and Expand Routes to Ministry

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 324Open →
Ov. 6-07Cmte 6

To Create Plan to Address Near-Term Pastoral Needs

Submitted by: the 2025 district convention cycle.; Board of Directors, Florida-Georgia District

p. 325Open →
Ov. 6-08Cmte 6

To Encourage and Support Existing Learning-In-Ministry, Non-Residential, Distance Programs Leading to Ordination

Submitted by: Minnesota South District

p. 325Open →
Ov. 6-09Cmte 6

To Encourage and Expand Support for Immigrant and Non-Anglo Pastoral Formation through Learning in Ministry, Non-Residential, Distance Programs that Lead to Ordination

Submitted by: Pacific Southwest District

p. 326Open →
Ov. 6-10Cmte 6

To Encourage and Support Existing Learning-In-Ministry, Non-Residential, Distance Programs Leading to Ordination

Submitted by: Florida-Georgia District

p. 326Open →
Ov. 6-11Cmte 6

To Increase Distance Education Opportunities to Train General Ordained Ministers

Submitted by: Northwest District

p. 327Open →
Ov. 6-12Cmte 6

To Explore Non-Residential Opportunities for Pastoral Education

Submitted by: Southeastern District

p. 327Open →
Ov. 6-14Cmte 6

To Encourage Further Consideration of Successful Completion of Specific Ministry Pastor Coursework before Ordination and Placement on Ordained Roster

Submitted by: Mid-South District

p. 328Open →
Ov. 6-15Cmte 6

To Establish Specific Ministry Pastor Program Oversight Board and to Revise Bylaws Governing Program

Submitted by: English District

p. 328Open →
Ov. 6-17Cmte 6

To Call for Re-evaluation of Specific Ministry Pastor Program

Submitted by: Circuit 26 (Racine); South Wisconsin District

p. 331Open →
Ov. 6-18Cmte 6

To Support the Synod’s Specific Ministry Pastor Program

Submitted by: Southeastern District

p. 331Open →
Ov. 6-19Cmte 6

To Support the Synod’s Specific Ministry Pastor Program

Submitted by: Circuit 15 (Mecklenburg); Southeastern District

p. 331Open →
Ov. 6-21Cmte 6

To Regularize Specific Ministry Pastoral Formation

Submitted by: seminary’s program director in consultation with the president of; the district where the student serves and resides.; Board of Regents, Concordia Theological Seminary

p. 332Open →
Ov. 6-22Cmte 6

To Increase Number of Students Preparing for General Ordination by Expanding Work of Cross-Cultural Ministry Center

Submitted by: Pacific Southwest District

p. 333Open →
Ov. 6-23Cmte 6

To Increase Number of Students Preparing for General Ordination through Distance Learning Opportunities and by Expanding Work of Cross-Cultural Ministry Center

Submitted by: California-Nevada-Hawaii District

p. 333Open →
Ov. 6-24Cmte 6

To Restore Both Biblical Languages to the Education of Future Pastors on All Pathways to the Office of the Holy Ministry

Submitted by: English District

p. 334Open →
Ov. 6-25Cmte 6

To Create Third Pathway for General Pastoral Colloquy for Members of Synod Congregations Who Have Graduated with Accredited Masters of Divinity Degree from Non-Synod Seminary

Submitted by: Pacific Southwest District

p. 334Open →
Ov. 6-26Cmte 6

To Examine Additional Pathway(s) for General Pastoral Colloquy for Members of Synod Member Congregations Who Have Graduated with an Accredited Master of Divinity Degree from a Non-Synod Seminary

Submitted by: California-Nevada-Hawaii District

p. 335Open →
Ov. 6-28Cmte 6

To Expand Roles and Leadership of All Existing Ordained Ministers of Word and Sacraments

Submitted by: Southern District

p. 337Open →
Ov. 6-30Cmte 6

To Consider Use of Deacons in Word and Sacrament Ministry

Submitted by: Northwest District

p. 338Open →
Ov. 6-31Cmte 6

To Reconsider Use of Licensed Lay Deacons in Word and Sacrament Ministry

Submitted by: Pacific Southwest District

p. 339Open →
Ov. 6-32Cmte 6

To Reconsider Use of Licensed Lay Deacons in Word and Sacrament Ministry

Submitted by: California-Nevada-Hawaii District

p. 339Open →
Ov. 6-33Cmte 6

To Re-establish Path to SMP Ordination for Those Serving as Deacons in the Synod

Submitted by: Circuit 10 (Saginaw); Michigan District

p. 339Open →
Ov. 6-34Cmte 6

To Prevent Admission, Reinstatement, or Colloquization of a Divorced Man into the Office of the Public Ministry Who Has Married Another Woman

Submitted by: Montana District

p. 340Open →
Ov. 6-37Cmte 6

To Restore Binding Key to Rites of Ordination and Installation of a Pastor

Submitted by: Montana District

p. 341Open →
Ov. 6-39Cmte 6

To Recommend and Implement Rigorous Program of Study in Circuit Winkels

Submitted by: Kansas District

p. 343Open →
Ov. 6-40Cmte 6

To Increase Continuing Education Unit Opportunities throughout the Synod

Submitted by: English District

p. 344Open →
Ov. 6-44Cmte 6

To Encourage Both Synod Seminaries to Continue Teaching Men for Faithful Service and to Petition the Synod to Dramatically Increase Funds Sent to Un designated Seminary Operations

Submitted by: Montana District

p. 346Open →
Ov. 6-46Cmte 6

To Thank the Lord of the Church for the Life and Ministry of Rev. Dr. Laokouxang (Kou) Seying

Submitted by: Minnesota South District

p. 347Open →
Ov. 7-01Cmte 7

To Provide Comment to 2019 Res. 7-03 Committee concerning CUS Governance Model Proposal

Submitted by: Texas District

p. 349Open →
Ov. 7-03Cmte 7

To Provide Comment to 2019 Res. 7-03 Committee concerning CUS Governance Model Proposal

Submitted by: Florida-Georgia District

p. 351Open →
Ov. 7-04Cmte 7

To Delay Process of Restructuring Concordia University System

Submitted by: the reorganization of the Concordia University System.; Northwest District

p. 351Open →
Ov. 7-05Cmte 7

To Delay Consideration of Concordia University System Restructuring

Submitted by: California-Nevada-Hawaii District

p. 352Open →
Ov. 7-06Cmte 7

To Suspend Recommendations of 2019 Res. 7-03 Committee

Submitted by: Michigan District

p. 352Open →
Ov. 7-07Cmte 7

To Appoint Task Force to Refocus Concordia University System for Education of Professional Church Workers Consistent with Lutheran Confessions

Submitted by: Montana District

p. 353Open →
Ov. 7-10Cmte 7

To Bring Accountability to Concordia Boards of Regents

Submitted by: bylaws to the Board of Directors for approval and implementation.; South Wisconsin District

p. 355Open →
Ov. 7-11Cmte 7

To Reform Composition of Boards of Regents of Concordia University System Universities to Improve Doctrinal Fidelity and Amenability to Ecclesiastical Supervision

Submitted by: Montana District

p. 356Open →
Ov. 7-12Cmte 7

To Make All Concordia University System Board-Appointed Regents Advisory Members

Submitted by: South Wisconsin District

p. 357Open →
Ov. 7-16Cmte 7

To Address Concordia University Wisconsin/Ann Arbor Board of Regents Representation

Submitted by: Michigan District

p. 358Open →
Ov. 7-17Cmte 7

To Memorialize Commission on Handbook to Revise Number of Voters for Election of Presidents of Concordia University System Schools

Submitted by: South Wisconsin District

p. 358Open →
Ov. 7-20Cmte 7

To Support Colleges and Universities of the Concordia University System

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 360Open →
Ov. 7-23Cmte 7

To Request Comprehensive Review of Commissioned Ministry Colloquy Process

Submitted by: communicated to the South Wisconsin District Board of Directors; and the Board for National Mission by Jan. 1, 2024.; South Wisconsin District

p. 361Open →
Ov. 7-24Cmte 7

To Recognize and Give Thanks for Work at Concordia College—New York

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 361Open →
Ov. 7-25Cmte 7

To Give Thanks for Concordia College—New York

Submitted by: Southeastern District

p. 362Open →
Ov. 7-26Cmte 7

To Honor and Give Thanks for Ministry of Concordia University, Portland

Submitted by: Northwest District

p. 362Open →
Ov. 8-01Cmte 8

To Request Expanded Permissions for 1986 Small Catechism Translation

Submitted by: Oklahoma District

p. 363Open →
Ov. 8-02Cmte 8

To Form Synodical Technology “Help Desk”

Submitted by: Southern District

p. 363Open →
Ov. 8-03Cmte 8

To Establish a Commission to Study the Possibility of Utilizing a Health Sharing Community Group

Submitted by: Montana District

p. 363Open →
Ov. 8-04Cmte 8

To Audit Concordia Plan Services Retirement Funding

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 363Open →
Ov. 9-05Cmte 9

To Create a Restructuring Task Force to Consider Transfer of Synod Congregations, Ministries, and Assets

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 372Open →
Ov. 9-09Cmte 9

To Change to Four-Year Convention Cycle

Submitted by: Southeastern District

p. 375Open →
Ov. 9-11Cmte 9

To Appoint Task Force to Evaluate Current Electoral Circuit Parameters

Submitted by: parishes which cross district and circuit lines.; Southern Illinois District

p. 375Open →
Ov. 9-12Cmte 9

To Re-evaluate Size Requirements for Electoral Circuits in the Synod

Submitted by: Florida-Georgia District

p. 378Open →
Ov. 9-13Cmte 9

To Memorialize Synod to Study Circuit Size Requirements

Submitted by: Missouri District

p. 378Open →
Ov. 9-15Cmte 9

To Change Electoral Circuit Requirement

Submitted by: Michigan District

p. 379Open →
Ov. 9-16Cmte 9

To Change Size Requirements for Electoral Circuits

Submitted by: Southeastern District

p. 379Open →
Ov. 9-17Cmte 9

To Eliminate Distinction between Electoral and Visitation Circuits and Communicant Membership Requirement of the Same

Submitted by: South Dakota District

p. 380Open →
Ov. 9-20Cmte 9

To Strengthen Nonvoting Advisory Delegate Participation at Convention

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 381Open →
Ov. 9-21Cmte 9

To Strengthen Nonvoting Advisory Delegate Participation at Convention

Submitted by: other districts to do the same, and implementing this practice at the; Pacific Southwest District

p. 381Open →
Ov. 9-22Cmte 9

To Strengthen Nonvoting Advisory Delegate Participation at Convention

Submitted by: SELC District

p. 382Open →
Ov. 9-23Cmte 9

To Strengthen Nonvoting Advisory Delegate Participation at Convention

Submitted by: Southeastern District

p. 382Open →
Ov. 9-24Cmte 9

To Strengthen Nonvoting Advisory Delegate Participation at Conventions

Submitted by: California-Nevada-Hawaii District

p. 383Open →
Ov. 9-25Cmte 9

To Strengthen Advisory Delegate Participation at Synod Conventions

Submitted by: Michigan District

p. 383Open →
Ov. 9-27Cmte 9

To Restrict Synod Convention on Sundays

Submitted by: English District

p. 384Open →
Ov. 9-30Cmte 9

To Have Next Available Convention of the Synod in Detroit

Submitted by: English District

p. 386Open →
Ov. 9-32Cmte 9

To Require Ratification of Commission on Constitutional Matters Opinions

Submitted by: Texas District

p. 387Open →
Ov. 9-33Cmte 9

To Provide Additional Information about Nominees for Elected Positions of the Synod and Districts

Submitted by: the 2025 district conventions.; Circuit 26 (Kensington); Michigan District

p. 388Open →
Ov. 9-35Cmte 9

To Elect Synod President at Convention

Submitted by: Southern Illinois District

p. 389Open →
Ov. 9-36Cmte 9

To Conform Election of Synod President to Longstanding Practice

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 390Open →
Ov. 9-39Cmte 9

To Have Synod Regional Representation Determined by Regional Constituency

Submitted by: Florida-Georgia District

p. 391Open →
Ov. 9-40Cmte 9

To Implement Term Limits for Synod President and First Vice-President

Submitted by: Texas District

p. 392Open →
Ov. 9-41Cmte 9

To Establish Term Limits for Elected Officers of Synod

Submitted by: Nebraska District

p. 392Open →
Ov. 9-42Cmte 9

To Amend Synod Bylaw 3.2.4.1 to Limit Terms of Office for President, First Vice-President, Regional Vice-Presidents, and Secretary

Submitted by: Circuit 2 (Metro West); South Wisconsin District

p. 393Open →
Ov. 9-45Cmte 9

To Amend Constitution to Grant Lay Vote to Every Congregation

Submitted by: Southeastern District; Circuit 15 (Mecklenburg), Southeastern District

p. 395Open →
Ov. 9-46Cmte 9

To Consider Realignment of Constitution Article III Objectives 1 and 2

Submitted by: California-Nevada-Hawaii District

p. 395Open →
Ov. 9-47Cmte 9

To Create True Synod-Wide Dialogue and Study with Respect to Controverted Matters

Submitted by: St. Matthew, Grand Rapids, MI; Texas District; Board of Directors, Michigan District; Board of Directors,; Pacific Southwest District

p. 395Open →
Ov. 9-49Cmte 9

To Amend Bylaw 4.1.1.4 regarding Transfer of Congregations between Districts

Submitted by: Southern Illinois District and Dispute Resolution

p. 397Open →
Ov. 10-03Cmte 10

To Amend Bylaw 2.14.5 (a–e) regarding Ecclesiastical Supervision

Submitted by: New Jersey District

p. 402Open →
Ov. 10-06Cmte 10

To Amend Bylaw 2.11.2.2 re Candidate Status

Submitted by: Indiana District

p. 404Open →
Ov. 10-08Cmte 10

To Provide All Standards of Accountability to Members of Synod

Submitted by: Ohio District

p. 405Open →
Ov. 10-09Cmte 10

To Amend Bylaw 3.10.1.3 re Placement

Submitted by: Circuit 3; Southern Illinois District

p. 405Open →
Ov. 11-01Cmte 11

To Be Cautious with the World’s Moral Imperatives

Submitted by: Pastors’ Conference (Eastern Region) Northern Illinois District

p. 407Open →
Ov. 11-02Cmte 11

To Reject Racism and Advance the Gospel

Submitted by: Mid-South District

p. 407Open →
Ov. 11-03Cmte 11

To Reject Bigotry and Advance the Gospel

Submitted by: Kansas District

p. 408Open →
Ov. 11-04Cmte 11

To Speak Gospel Clearly in Cultural Context of Critical Race Theory

Submitted by: Minnesota South District

p. 408Open →
Ov. 11-05Cmte 11

To Affirm Biblical Doctrines of Creation, Original Sin, and Redemption and to Reject Critical Theory

Submitted by: Minnesota North District

p. 409Open →
Ov. 11-06Cmte 11

To Love Our Neighbor by Rebuking False Doctrine

Submitted by: Indiana District

p. 409Open →
Ov. 11-07Cmte 11

To Reject and Condemn Critical Theory, Its Theologies and Ideologies, and to Rebuke Its Proponents

Submitted by: Circuit 1 (Southern); Montana District

p. 410Open →
Ov. 11-08Cmte 11

To Reject Critical Theory and Its Proponents, Theologies, Ideologies, and Worldviews

Submitted by: Montana District

p. 411Open →
Ov. 11-09Cmte 11

To Reject Critical Race Theory and Its Worldview in the Church

Submitted by: Southern Illinois District

p. 411Open →
Ov. 11-10Cmte 11

To Exhort Those in Authority to Identify and Eliminate Social Justice (Woke) Ideology

Submitted by: South Wisconsin District

p. 412Open →
Ov. 11-11Cmte 11

To Prevent Harmful Philosophies, Ideologies, and Contemporary Movements Contrary to the Christian Faith from Damaging Our Congregations, Schools, Colleges, and Seminaries

Submitted by: English District

p. 412Open →
Ov. 11-12Cmte 11

To Advance Racial Equality and Great Commission

Submitted by: Southeastern District

p. 413Open →
Ov. 11-13Cmte 11

To Support Racial Equality and Great Commission

Submitted by: Circuit 15 (Mecklenburg); Southeastern District

p. 414Open →
Ov. 11-15Cmte 11

To Foster Multiculturalism in Exercise of Great Commission

Submitted by: Florida-Georgia District

p. 415Open →
Ov. 11-16Cmte 11

To Provide Christian Resources in Addressing Racism

Submitted by: LCMS for action at the 2023 Synod convention.; Atlantic District

p. 415Open →
Ov. 11-17Cmte 11

To Reject All Forms of Racism and Affirm Our Witness to All People

Submitted by: Nebraska District

p. 416Open →
Ov. 11-18Cmte 11

To Affirm Biblical Anthropology and Denounce Racism as an Anti-Gospel Belief

Submitted by: Missouri District

p. 417Open →
Ov. 11-19Cmte 11

To Condemn Racism, White Supremacy, and White Nationalism and Reaffirm Biblical and Confessional Common Humanity of All Peoples

Submitted by: Circuit 2 (St. Paul Metro); Minnesota South District

p. 418Open →
Ov. 11-20Cmte 11

To Reject Racism, Rectify Past Wrongs of Commission and Omission, and Recognize Pacific Southwest District Successes, Failures, and Opportunities in Ministry within Communities

Submitted by: Pacific Southwest District

p. 419Open →
Ov. 11-21Cmte 11

To Recognize Atlantic District Successes, Failures, and Opportunities in Ministry with Communities of Color

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 419Open →
Ov. 11-24Cmte 11

To Affirm the Church’s Freedom to Celebrate the Divine Service

Submitted by: Central Illinois District

p. 421Open →
Ov. 11-25Cmte 11

To Affirm Need for Open Churches during Times of Plague, Pestilence, and Pandemic

Submitted by: English District

p. 421Open →
Ov. 11-26Cmte 11

To Affirm and Protect Freedom to Exercise Religion

Submitted by: Atlantic District

p. 422Open →
Ov. 11-27Cmte 11

To Protect Christian Consciences

Submitted by: South Wisconsin District

p. 423Open →
Ov. 11-28Cmte 11

To Offer Special Thanks to Our Supreme Court Justices

Submitted by: Circuit 3 (Rice Lake); North Wisconsin District

p. 423Open →
Ov. 11-29Cmte 11

To Defend the Christian Conscience and the Church’s Daughters

Submitted by: Southern Illinois District

p. 423Open →
Ov. 11-30Cmte 11

To Confess and Defend the Church’s Daughters and the Christian Conscience of All People

Submitted by: Pastors’ Conference Wyoming District

p. 424Open →