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Excerpt from A Century of Moravian Sisters: A Record of Christian Community LifeThe women who have lived in them have come from Europe, the West Indies, South America, and all parts of North America. Cultured women of high degree, women of lesser degree but just as sweet and gentle, and women of the working class, strong and willing but with the same desire for spiritual uplift, - all these have dignified the old houses with the graciousness o...

About the Book Books about Christianity discuss the history, beliefs and teachings of the religion that has its roots in the Abrahamic tradition and is based on the revelations of Jesus of Nazareth, who Christians believe is the Son of God. Titles include: Christianity as a world-power, Early Christian Doctrine, The "Summa Theologica", The achievements of Christianity, The Apostolic Fathers, The Athanasian Creed, The Christian Clergy of the Fi...

Excerpt from A Century of Moravian Sisters: A Record of Christian Community Life The women who have lived in them have come from Europe, the West Indies, South America, and all parts of North America. Cultured women of high degree, women of lesser degree but just as sweet and gentle, and women of the working class, strong and willing but with the same desire for spiritual uplift, - all these have dignified the old houses with the graciousness...

When vespers were given upon noteworthy occasions a decided tone of elegance was given to the affair. Ancestral silver was brought out, the finest and heaviest of linens, handwoven, with crests or initials of the owner in the corners, Old Meissen or Spode china, and the Baron Stiegel glass in some families. The every-day sugar cake gave way to sponge, or "baba" cakes... White grape jelly was also considered a very great dainty to serve at vesp...

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