C.F.W. Walther
18th January 2007, 02:18 PM
“Attorney General & BOD:”
The LCMS Board of Directors continues to operate in violation of Missouri not-for-profit corporate law.
“Some officials” in the LCMS are reported to be cooperating with the Missouri Attorney General about irregularities printed in the minutes of the LCMS Board of Directors.
Minutes of the October 30, 2006 LCMS Board of Directors show that three reputable law firms have advised the LCMS BOD that the LCMS is operating in violation of Missouri Corporate Law by allowing an entity such as the CCM to overrule the BOD. This means that the CCM is the real BOD. In other words, the Synod is a corporate fraud.
http://www.lcms.org/graphics/assets/media/Board_Of_Directors/BOD%20Min%20Oct%2030,%202006.pdf
Minutes of the November 16-17 2006 LCMS Board of Directors show that the LCMS is violating laws that govern the financial operation of Missouri Corporations.
“Audit Committee Chairman David Hawk reviewed the minutes of the November 15, 2006 Audit Committee meeting, calling particular attention to the paragraph regarding the management letter received from the audit firm and its comment regarding purchasing card and expenses reimbursement policies and procedures. He reported that the committee has concerns that the Synod may not be complying with applicable federal and state laws. Vice-President–Finance—Treasurer Kuchta offered additional comments regarding purchasing card management and the need to identify areas where expense reimbursement policies are not being followed or are incorrect, such areas to include cell phones, employee meals, travel expenses, etc. Attention will be given to this concern by the Vice-President– Finance—Treasurer and the Chief Administrative Officer.” November 16-17 Minutes LCMS Board of Directors Page 233
http://www.lcms.org/graphics/assets/media/Board_Of_Directors/BOD%20Min%20Nov.%2016-17,%202006.pdf
Interested parties may provide information to the Attorney General’s Office, Robert Carlson, esq., PO Box 899, Jefferson City MO 65102 Phone 573-751-3321
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“Affirm Pushes Hoesman”
“Affirm” continues to campaign for Dr. William Hoesman as the next President of the LCMS.
Hoesman continues to support The Michigan District funding contemporary mission congregations that are virtually unrecognizable as Lutheran.
Hoesman will not agree that his District should include the phrase, “as confessed in the Athanasian Creed” in their 2003 District Resolution 2-06A titled, "To Clearly Confess in the Public Realm the True God and the Atonement of Christ for the Sins of all Mankind." How can a District affirm the true God when it votes not to define the Trinity in their resolution?
Hoesman refuses to answer why the Michigan District will not agree to follow proper channels in LCMS congregational constitutions.
Hoesman also refuses to agree that all LCMS congregations should only confess the three Ecumenical Creeds in their worship services and no additional creeds.
The LCMS Board of Directors continues to operate in violation of Missouri not-for-profit corporate law.
“Some officials” in the LCMS are reported to be cooperating with the Missouri Attorney General about irregularities printed in the minutes of the LCMS Board of Directors.
Minutes of the October 30, 2006 LCMS Board of Directors show that three reputable law firms have advised the LCMS BOD that the LCMS is operating in violation of Missouri Corporate Law by allowing an entity such as the CCM to overrule the BOD. This means that the CCM is the real BOD. In other words, the Synod is a corporate fraud.
http://www.lcms.org/graphics/assets/media/Board_Of_Directors/BOD%20Min%20Oct%2030,%202006.pdf
Minutes of the November 16-17 2006 LCMS Board of Directors show that the LCMS is violating laws that govern the financial operation of Missouri Corporations.
“Audit Committee Chairman David Hawk reviewed the minutes of the November 15, 2006 Audit Committee meeting, calling particular attention to the paragraph regarding the management letter received from the audit firm and its comment regarding purchasing card and expenses reimbursement policies and procedures. He reported that the committee has concerns that the Synod may not be complying with applicable federal and state laws. Vice-President–Finance—Treasurer Kuchta offered additional comments regarding purchasing card management and the need to identify areas where expense reimbursement policies are not being followed or are incorrect, such areas to include cell phones, employee meals, travel expenses, etc. Attention will be given to this concern by the Vice-President– Finance—Treasurer and the Chief Administrative Officer.” November 16-17 Minutes LCMS Board of Directors Page 233
http://www.lcms.org/graphics/assets/media/Board_Of_Directors/BOD%20Min%20Nov.%2016-17,%202006.pdf
Interested parties may provide information to the Attorney General’s Office, Robert Carlson, esq., PO Box 899, Jefferson City MO 65102 Phone 573-751-3321
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“Affirm Pushes Hoesman”
“Affirm” continues to campaign for Dr. William Hoesman as the next President of the LCMS.
Hoesman continues to support The Michigan District funding contemporary mission congregations that are virtually unrecognizable as Lutheran.
Hoesman will not agree that his District should include the phrase, “as confessed in the Athanasian Creed” in their 2003 District Resolution 2-06A titled, "To Clearly Confess in the Public Realm the True God and the Atonement of Christ for the Sins of all Mankind." How can a District affirm the true God when it votes not to define the Trinity in their resolution?
Hoesman refuses to answer why the Michigan District will not agree to follow proper channels in LCMS congregational constitutions.
Hoesman also refuses to agree that all LCMS congregations should only confess the three Ecumenical Creeds in their worship services and no additional creeds.