Examples of using Deaconess in English and their translations into German
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Are there deaconesses in the New Testament?
That the work of the deacon and his fellow-servant of the deaconess wh.
The 53 year-old deaconess had been working in Nampula since 1998.
We have heard that in the early centuries there were deaconesses.
The black man and the deaconess both climbed the stairs into the pulpit.
For a time in the early Church there was also an Order of Deaconesses.
Tonight, at Deaconess Kim's place they're holding a vigil for me.
That it is the only way in which the equivalence of deacons and deaconesses in the service of the community can be guaranteed.
When I met Deaconess Kim, she said there is more in the world than we can see.
However, in my grand parents' house lived an elderly Evangelical deaconess, who earlier had been a kindergarten teacher.
The deaconess washes them carefully, and gradually the girl's toes reappear from under the filth.
Nevertheless, after 25 years as a deaconess, she was ready for a new professional challenge.
The deaconesses, however, did not receive ordination either, but were considered to be members of the laity.
For this father Ariel has accompanied her photo article'deaconesses' I suppose an Anglican or Lutheran ugliest of the other….
Deaconesses who have been led astray, since they are not sharers of ordination, are to be reckoned among the laity.
No mention is made in this epistle of deacons, deaconesses, or widows-a fact which so far distinguishes it from 1 Timothy.
Alexa T. McCray, Ph.D. recently joined the faculty of the Harvard Medical School and is amember of the Clinical Computing Research Group at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
In 1940 Dr. Johanna Budwig- now a licensed pharmacologist-would return to the deaconess motherhouse and assume management of its pharmacy.
It has been supposed by many that the deaconess of the Early Church had an Apostolic institution and that its existence may be referred to by St. Paul in his Epistle to the Romans xvi.
She expressed this in a clairvoyant way in a poem she gave her sister, the Hamburg deaconess Anni Glüer, on the occasion of a visit.
The first trained nurse on the Faroes was deaconess Mette Cathrine Thomsen, who worked in Tórshavn 1897 to 1915, mostly at the Faroe County Hospital.
The deconess motherhouse in Kaiserswerth was a godsend for Johanna. In addition to having its own hospital, pharmacy,and boarding school, the deaconess motherhouse was also able to offer Johanna the opportunity to study pharmacology.
Added to this come the ministries of widows and deaconesses, the latter having played a much greater part in the East than in the West, though they existed here for centuries.
In addition to serving as Imprivata CMO,Dr. Kelly practices medicine and teaches at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, a level one trauma center and academic teaching hospital in Boston.
Apollonia, a beldam deaconess, died a martyr during a riot against the Christians in 249 a. D… St. Apollonia was captured, the persecutors hit in her face knocking out her teeth.
What such works have in commonand share, indeed, with the portraits of Deaconesses in crisp white caps and bows is that all the protagonists wear a sort of uniform.
The result, according to Hünermann is that deaconesses in the Eastern Church were entrusted with the same office as their male colleagues. Although because of the socio-cultural factors cited their field of activity was considerably restricted. p 114.
The Montanists firmly hold with baseless arrogance that deaconesses should also be ordained, although they know that the apostles chose seven males as deacons.
The institution's primary mission is to train pastors, deaconesses, missionaries, chaplains, and church leaders for the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod LCMS.
