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Lutheran Council in the USA, Division of Mission Services, Minutes and Agenda
Minutes and agenda (1966-1972) of the Division of Mission Services' Provisional Committee (1966), Division Committee (1966), and Standing Committee (1967-1972) contain election of officer results; reports from the Division's Executive Secretary, Division staff, committees, departments, and officers; regional consultation schedules; staff position descriptions; program proposals; and discussion concerning meeting arrangements, budget, and publications. Minutes and agenda are the protocol copy set in that they contain executive session minutes, exhibits, and reports which were not widely distributed.
Publications
Publications (1967-1973) of the Division of Mission Services include a mission newsletter "Mission Today" (1967-1968) containing mission information and papers for Lutheran Council in the USA (LCUSA) participating church bodies; "Who's Who in American Missions" directories (1967-1973) of Lutheran American mission officials; and a "Directorio Hispano de Obras y Pastores Luteranos" (Directory of Lutheran Hispanic Ministry) (1971), outlining, in English, Lutheran ministry programs for Hispanic people in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Subject Files
Conrad S. Braaten and James Hoxeng; WBE Board members; The American Lutheran Church, Lutheran Church in America, and Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod officials and mission office staff; LCUSA officials including General Secretary C. Thomas Spitz; WBE chapter leaders; Lutheran World Federation-Department of World Mission staff; NLC officials; Lutheran and non-Lutheran volunteer agencies; and volunteers and placement site officials.
Regional American Mission Planning Consultations Correspondence Files
Regional American Mission Planning Consultation correspondence files (1966-1974) contain correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, consultation guidelines, participant lists, news releases, newsletters, and publications regarding consultation arrangements; studies; new ministry projects; and mission planning for African Americans, Native Americans, and Spanish-speaking Americans and in metropolitan and rural areas. Correspondents include John R. Houck, Division of Mission Services' Assistant Executive Secretaries; Division of Mission Services consultants; Lutheran Council in the USA (LCUSA) participating church body mission board officials, regional directors, regional secretaries, mission directors, and district and synod presidents; and other consultation participants.
World Mission Subject Files
Officials; LCUSA participating church body world mission board officials and staff; Lutheran World Federation world mission staff; world mission agencies; and missionaries.
Correspondence files
None
National Mission Executives Consultation Files
(1970-1973); R. Dale Lechleitner, Executive Director of TALC Division of American Missions (1965-1970); Donald L. Houser, Executive Secretary of the Lutheran Church in America Board of American Missions; William H. Kohn, Executive Secretary of the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod (LCMS) Board for Missions; Reuben J. Schmidt, Assistant Executive Secretary of the LCMS Board for Missions; mission board staff; and Donald H. Larsen, Secretary of the DMS Department of Church and Community Planning.
Correspondence Files
Inter-Lutheran study and planning committees, churches, colleges and seminaries, and mission organizations; and assistance to regional committees participating in the Division's regional American mission planning consultations. Correspondents include Department Secretary Donald H. Larsen; Associate Secretaries Walter Kloetzli, E.W. Mueller, Donald L. Killmer, Victor B. Struefert, John A. Nasstrom, Osgood Magnuson, Will Herzfeld, and Eugene Crawford; LCUSA participating church body mission board officials and staff; theological seminary presidents and faculty; university faculty members; mission agencies, associations, and commissions; and Lutheran pastors and lay persons.
American Indian Services Files
Minnesota, and Chicago, Illinois; and Lutheran Church and Indian People (LUCHIP) conferences and activities. Correspondents include Eugene Crawford, the Division's Secretary of American Indian Services and Director of the NILB; Reuben A. Lundeen, Division Executive Secretary; John R. Houck, Division Assistant Secretary for American Missions; Donald H. Larsen, Division Secretary for Church and Community Planning; other LCUSA officials and staff; LCUSA participating church bodies' mission officials; Native American activist Donald F. Bibeau; U.S. government officials; Lutheran social service agencies; and Lutheran pastors and lay persons.
