Deaconesses in Europe and their Lessons for America

by Jane M. Bancroft

yearly expenses, [258].

[Kaiserswerth, The Institutions at], [61]: deaconess home, hospital, first deaconess, [63]; normal-school for infant-school teachers, [64]; Bible stories, [65]; Fliedner’s wife, [65]; publishing house, Kaiserswerth Almanac, The Poor and Sick Friend, finance, [66]; orphan asylum, [67]; normal-school for female teachers, insane asylum, [68]; farm, [69]; refuge, Salem, [70]; House of Evening Rest, daughter-houses, [71]; Berlin, [72]; Pittsburg, [73]; Jerusalem, [74]; Beirut, Smyrna, [76]; Salem in the Lebanon, [77].

Kaiserswerth, The Regulations at, and the Duties and Services of the Deaconesses, [79]; service, [79]; nurses, teachers, visitors, [80]; probation, [81]; dress, expenses, [82]; duties, quiet half-hour, [83]; union, obedience, [84]; consecration, [85]; conferences, statistics, [86]; emergencies, [87]; wars, [89]; Fliedner’s death, successors, [91].

Kaiserswerth Almanac, [86].

Katherine Home, [163].

Kempis, Thomas à, [38].

Kilburn Orphanage, [160].

King’s Daughters, [253].

Klönne, Johann Adolph Franz, [46], [54].

Krueger, Marie, [207].