WELS: [Nomalert] World Missions Professor

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*Correction: The paragraph marked with an "*" below was mistakenly omitted in
the original send earlier this morning. Please take note of this additional
information. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this error.

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Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod

Nomination Alert for:  World Missions Professor

In a strategic move to ensure that reduced manpower on world mission fields does
not impede the vital work of our world seminaries in training national workers,
the Board for World Missions has proposed supporting a world mission professor
at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary.  This new position will allow Wisconsin Lutheran
Seminary to send faculty members regularly to world seminaries to teach.

*This individual will spend a portion of his teaching year away from the
seminary in world contexts.  He will also teach on campus in the subject area of
Systematic Theology, and he will have the administrative responsibility for
coordinating the program.

Who may nominate men for this office?
All pastors, professors, male teachers, congregations, and voting members of
congregations are invited to nominate qualified individuals.
Nominations should be sent by mail or e-mail to
	President Paul Wendland
		Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary
		11831 N. Seminary Drive
		Mequon, WI  53092
		wendlanp at wls.wels.net

Please supply the following information about the candidate:
	Name
	Address (street, city, state)
	Current place of service
	Type of service
	Supporting documentation, should you so desire

Please supply the following information about yourself:
	Your name
	Your address
	Pastor, teacher, or layman?
	If a layman, your home congregation
	How do you know the candidate?

Timetable:
Nominations must be received by President Wendland by January 11, 2006.  The
list of candidates will be published on the official Internet site of WELS at:
http://www.wels.net/jumpword/nomalert




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