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The first convention of what is now known as The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod was held in 1847 in Chicago, and the 67th convention is scheduled for July 29-Aug. 3, 2023, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The LCMS provides archives to keep delegates and the Synod at-large informed of proceedings, adopted resolutions and task forces from past conventions.

 
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2019 — 67th Convention: Tampa

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2016 — 66th Convention: Milwaukee

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2013 — 65th Convention: St. Louis

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2010 — 64th Convention: Houston

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2007 — 63rd Convention: Houston

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2004 — 62nd Convention: St. Louis

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2001 and prior conventions

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