Rob On Point: At your WELS Lutheran Elementary School (LES), decisionmaking preference is usually based on . . . what?

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

At your WELS Lutheran Elementary School (LES), decisionmaking preference is usually based on . . . what?

This discussion thread ties to poll at right by same name.

At your WELS Lutheran Elementary School (LES), decisionmaking preference is usually based on . . . what?

Rob On Point

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

At your WELS Lutheran Elementary School (LES), decisionmaking preference is usually based on . . . what?

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Are there "ring-knockers" in WELS?

WELSians boast about their pedigree . . .

Should called workers recuse themselves from votes which could affect them financially?

Should WELS develop curriculum standards (preK-12) for Religion?

Is enrollment at your WELS LES up or down this year?

It makes good sense to extend divine teaching calls to wives of pastors ahead of other candidates. Agree or disagree?

Lutheran children are entitled to a free Lutheran education at congregation (or Synod) expense. Agree or disagree?

At your WELS Lutheran Elementary School (LES), decisionmaking preference is usually based on:

Should MLC, LPS, and MLS require art training for WELS pastor & teacher candidates?

The last time you (or a loved one) were in the hospital, did your WELS pastor visit you?

What action will your congregation take to help the Synod's financial situation?

Should WELS Synodical Council (SC) outsource "Ministry Support" to cut costs and balance the budget?

Should WELS add "church financial management" to seminary training for pastors?

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