Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-11

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R.soIved That ,his Svnod thank tho American
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noble ;,.,;,n,ior and recommend i,s pu,jc,,ions
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The Rev. Mr.. s,ork. DELEGATE to the Evsns,lic,l
Lutheran SYNOD Of Pennsylvania reported that, he
had appe,,oJ before ,ha, body. and for reasons ol
,cc,,hsr unsatisfactory and unreasonable was re-
iec,e5. The rcport was adop,ed and the Rev Mr.
Stork's course highly approved by the Synod
The following resolution was passed in reference
to our relations with this synod
Resolved, That we have heard with deep regret
our delegates s,sement Of the failure of his mission
to the PENNSYLVANIA Synod, and that we ore sti,
f Iesrous Of establishing friendly and ftaIerna rea
, tions with ,bo, body. In reply to the resolution
passed by them r,l tive to our body we can merely
say that they suggest no means of removing the DIFF
ficutes existing between us, as we are no, aware
that we in any Of our proceedings, said or sanctions
} ell anything that can be considered unchrisisn OF
unjust to the Pennsylvania Synod. As soon, how
4; ever, as aught th, nigh, be so construed is pointed
ont 10 u. we shall be ready to recall the offensive
word or act, whichever it may he, SO far in ou
power, or 10 give such explanations as comPor
n with truth and propriey. Meanwhile any furhe
. oveuures for friendly correspondence will natural.
come from the Pennsylvania Synod, though in tn
!. mean time shall endcavor 10 "kccp the unity O
y the spirit in the bonds Of peace"
d A committee appointed to divide the syno
e into Conference districts with instructions to rePo
J, tomorrow morning
J. The Rev. G. Diehl was appointed delegate
the Harwck Synod, OF New York, the Rev. Pro
!. Reynod- to the West fennsylvania Synod, All
II the Rev. F. Ruthrauf to the Maryland Synod.
f Several other resolutions concerning church di,
l. ciphne and tho duties Of our members commit
/. rtcants, were adopted.
" SYNOD adionrned to meet to morrow morning
Ie 9 o'clock. PRAYER by Rev. F. r. Anspach.
wr,vsn, roux,xe o'cIock
ID The necinr wa, opened with p.ayer BY the Re,
s. Ru,brsrG The Rev. C w. SchRd,r, Of II
e psnrsvlvauia SYNOD was introduced, and receive
is os an advisory membcr Of this Svnod The Re
q, p.v sni,b os ,bs Ne,v yo,L Sovod and II
IN Rev / w Richards Of Tho PernsyIyanis Syoo
II u.,s a,so received as sd,isorv members. Tb
G. or,b, n b,vs sp,sored in the orocceanv. Of ve
n.