deaconess - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of deaconess in Hindi

  • स्त्री डीकन
  • प्राचीन तथा कुछ आधुनिक गिरजाघरों की वह स्‍त्री जिसका कर्तव्‍य डीकन का सा होता है

deaconess Definition

Noun

  • (in the early Church and some modern Churches) a woman with duties similar to those of a deacon.

deaconess Example

  • Vexing questions have arisen as to how the deaconess should be set apart to her work. ( परेशान करने वाले सवाल उठ रहे हैं कि बधिरता को उसके काम से कैसे अलग किया जाए। )
  • The pharmacy is in the charge of a deaconess trained especially for her duties. ( फार्मेसी विशेष रूप से अपने कर्तव्यों के लिए प्रशिक्षित एक बधिर के प्रभारी है। )
  • Write to the superintendent of the nearest deaconess home, and ask for directions. ( निकटतम बधिर गृह के अधीक्षक को लिखें और निर्देश मांगें। )
  • The associate is a real officer in many of the deaconess establishments in London. ( सहयोगी लंदन में कई बधिर प्रतिष्ठानों में एक वास्तविक अधिकारी है। )

More Sentence

  • The ordinary expenses of the Paris deaconess home are about thirty thousand dollars a year.
  • There was an elderly deaconess who was over eighty years old.
  • Fliedner had long been looking toward Jerusalem, hoping to found a deaconess home there.
  • Surely the deaconess cause is striking deep root in the religious life of Protestant Europe.
  • The deaconess house in Neudettelsau stands in closest union with the Lutheran Church.
  • When working singly each deaconess shall be under the direction of the pastor of the church with which she is connected.
  • For starters, Beth Israel was three times bigger than Deaconess.
  • He was taken to Beth Israel Deaconess Saturday evening for observation.
  • The twins were born at Deaconess on March 29, 2001.
  • Deaconesses are installed, not ordained, and remain lay people.
  • He did much to reintroduce the ministry of women as deaconesses.
  • Deaconesses do not have priesthood authority but prepare the communion tables.
  • Deaconess College of Nursing was later renamed Chamberlain College of Nursing.
  • She was named a deaconess a few weeks after her wedding.
  • Deaconesses disappeared completely from the Western Church by the eleventh century.
  • It's difficult to see deaconess in a sentence .
  • The Dimock Center is affiliated with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
  • By combining the different references we obtain a tolerably clear picture of the deaconess and her duties.
  • The deaconess had certain duties in connection with the baptism of women that were considered important and indispensable.
  • Such homes of rest and convalescence are a necessity in connection with every well-equipped deaconess institution.
  • The Deaconess came over and sat beside me.
  • It set up its deaconess training program in Baltimore.
  • It's difficult to find deaconess in a sentence.
  • Deaconess has also been busy putting together its own network.
  • Bruening Foundation, Deaconess Community Foundation, Murphy Family Foundation and Harry K.
  • Deaconess is strong in areas such as gastroenterology, psychiatry and cardiology.
  • In turn, the modern deaconess movement began in Germany in 1836.
  • Across town at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, things are even shakier.
  • The mention of any facts that can bring before us the varied character that the deaconess work can assume is valuable.
  • When a probationer becomes a deaconess she is consecrated to her work by a service the main features of which it may be well to indicate.
  • Furthermore, the deaconess home offers a wide and varied field for those possessing different gifts.

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