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Texas Wendish Heritage Society
28 April 1977
1. Give the members an opportunity with each other and exchange knowledge of the Wends.
2. Give the members a deeper understanding and appreciation of the cultural background of their forebears.
3. To be a medium through which our culture is made known to other citizens.
4. To provide a constant source of membership recruitment of members.
5. To offer opportunity to preserve the culture by establishing a museum where relics, manuscripts, tapes, etc., of the Wends may be preserved.
6. To contribute to fraternal festivities so that knowledge of the Wends may extend to others.
Texas Wendish Heritage Society
2008
1. Offer the members a deeper understanding and appreciation of the cultural background of their ancestors.
2. Promote understanding and appreciation of the Wendish culture through the efforts of the Society.
3. Provide an opportunity for the membership to meet with each other for fellowship and exchanging knowledge of the Wends.
4. Engage in the recruitment of new members for the Society.
5. Maintain the history of the Wends by conserving in the museum relics, manuscripts, artifacts, tapes, and other important items relating to the
Wends.
6. Cultivate the use of the Wendish language.
7. Establish the syllabus for a chair on Wendish history/culture at a university or college and/or provide assistance to a graduate linguistic student
dedicated to the preservation of the Wendish language.
8. Organize local chapters.
9. Develop and maintain endowment funds with specific purposes. Interest income only from endowments may be used to fund the particular purpose.
10. The Board of Directors shall develop, maintain and review a mission statement in furtherance of their objectives.
The Wendish Research Exchange
1 May 2012
"Our mission is to document the Wendish/Sorbian experience through research, information exchange, collaboration, and the promotion of related
projects."
The Texas Wendish Heritage Society has an online research exchange where members can benefit themselves and others. It is called the Wendish
Research Exchange - most content may be viewed by all, with the online genealogical database viewable to only members of the society. You can view the
website by using the address www.wendishresearch.org. You gain interactive access to the Forum by registering with the Forum at no cost.
The website is the public face of the Wendish Research Exchange. The objective is the strengthening of the Texas Wendish Heritage Society by making
the society a focal point of Wendish research through the collaboration of Wendish researchers of all kinds, and the collection of Wendish documents
and artifacts for the museum. When appropriate, the collection of documents through digitization and their transliteration, translation, and
historical interpretation is performed.
As we progress we will be promoting interest in recording and disseminating information covering a wide range of topics, including presentations of
historically significant documents in various formats.
Up to this point we have been able to do this with a limited staff of volunteers of society members. We hope to be able to add to this volunteer
staff and have a more diverse representation of skills available to accomplish our goals. If you think you would like to be involved in the mechanics
of the website, a more thorough description of needs and method to volunteer can be found at http://researchproject.info.
If you would like to receive information about the Wendish Research Exchange electronically go to http://researchproject.info and type in your name and email address and we will communicate with you electronically. This will also make sure that
we have your email address if you have not submitted it to us previously.
