Deaconesses in Europe and their Lessons for AmericaBancroft, Jane M. (Jane Marie)
Religion
Deaconesses in Europe and their Lessons for America
Bancroft, Jane M. (Jane Marie)
Deaconesses
Beguines--Characteristics--Duties--Gerhard Groot--Sisters of
the Common Life--Obligations--Duties--Waldenses--Bohemian
Brethren--Luther--Calvin--Reformed Church at Wesel--
Deaconesses in Amsterdam--Damsels of Charity--Mennonites and
Moravians 34
CHAPTER IV.
FLIEDNER, THE RESTORER OF THE OFFICE OF DEACONESS.
Efforts for the restoration of the office of deaconess made by
Kloenne--Amalie Sieveking--Von Stein--Count von der Recke--
Fliedner--His childhood--Youth--Student life--Pastorate and
travels--Marriage--First prison society--Founding of refuge--
Need of training schools--Rhenish-Westphalian Deaconess
Society 46
CHAPTER V.
THE INSTITUTIONS AT KAISERSWERTH.
Opening of hospital training-school--Gertrude Reichardt--The
Home-life--Normal school--Fliedner's wife--Publishing house--
Orphan asylum--Insane asylum--Dispensary--Farm--"Salem"--House
of Evening Rest--Extension of work--Berlin--Foreign lands
Jerusalem--Beirut--Smyrna--Bucharest--Florence--Rome 61
CHAPTER VI.
THE REGULATIONS AT KAISERSWERTH AND THE DUTIES AND SERVICES
OF THE DEACONESSES.
Two classes of deaconesses--Nurses--Teachers--Qualifications--
Probationers--Duties--Service of consecration--Conferences--
Table of results--Instances of work--Duisburg--
Schleswig-Holstein war--Austrian war--Franco Prussian war 79
CHAPTER VII.
OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS ON THE CONTINENT.
House at Strasburg--Muelhausen--Marthashof at Berlin--
Neudettelsau--St. Loup--Riehen--Zuerich--Gallneukirchen--
Characteristics of institutions--Countries where they exist 93
CHAPTER VIII.
DEACONESSES IN GERMAN METHODISM.
Origin of Bethany Society--House at Frankfort--Hamburg--
Berlin--St. Gall--Zuerich--Sister Myrtha--House of Rest--"God's
Fidelity"--House regulations--Training--Results 110
CHAPTER IX.
DEACONESSES IN PARIS.
Deaconess Home on Rue de Reuilly--Situation--School--
Hospital--House of Correction--Preparatory school--
Instruction--Prison mission--Mademoiselle Dumas--Expenses of
house--Its founders--Deaconess house on Rue Bridaine--
Character of work--Duties of the Sisters--Their consecration--
Importance of parish deaconesses 120
CHAPTER X.
DEACONESSES IN ENGLAND.
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