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6 academic hoods
1 scarf with Mary Andrews College logo
2 blue cotton Canterbury caps
1 blue wool beret
1 blue cotton detachable collar
1 white cotton detachable collar
4 white blouses
Light blue skirt and jacket
2 dark blue jackets
5 dark blue skirts
Dark blue cotton dress with belt
3 black wool academic gowns - 1 belonging to Margaret Rodgers
3 white cotton surplices
Academic gown, 2 academic hoods, clergy robe and two stoles - belonging to Narelle Jarrett. Donated by Leonie de Groen in 2022 after Narelle's death. The academic hoods are most likely for Narelle's degrees of ThL. (ACT, 1969) and BD (London, 1970).

List of properties belonging to the Anglican Deaconess Institution, with information on current use, value, zoning and heritage status.

Correspondence and reports relating to the nomination of people associated with ADM for honours and awards.
Nomination of Deaconess Joan Hartley for an award within the Order of Australia - 2005
Nomination of Mr Adrian Scarra (councilor and director of the Anglican Deaconess Institution) for an award within the Order of Australia - 2006-2007

Constitution - 1917.
Revised Constitution - 1963
Certificate of Incorporation of Public Company - 1971
Memorandum and Articles of Association (original and certified copy) - 1971
Certificate of exemption from registration (Charitable Collections Act) - 6 July 1983
Constitution - Anglican Deaconess Ministries Ltd. 20 October 2011

Women Now journal - issues 2-5, 1992.
The ministry of Deaconesses - Deaconess Cecilia Robinson (Methuen & Co., 1898)
Stages of Revelation and Faith - Rev Mervyn Archdall (Thynne, 1911)
Book of devotions for use in meetings of Church of England Deaconess Work (Sydney, D.S. Ford, 1918)
The order of Deaconesses: past and present - Ethel Panton and Dorothy Batho (London: SCM Press, 1937)
The devotions of a Deaconess (privately printed, 1953)
The call and the commission : a review of the historical background of the ministry of bishops, priests and deacons in the Anglican communion - Weston, William (Dee Why, N.S.W.: William Weston, 1979)
God's Patience - Dorothy Harris (Australia: the author, 1990)
The vision unfolding: Deaconess Institution 1891-1991 (Sydney: Deaconess Institution, 1991)
Women's ministry: a centenary celebration and a vision for the future (1991)
Caught for life: a story of the Anglican Deaconess Order in Australia - Nora Tress (NSW, the author, 1993)
Going it alone: Mary Andrews missionary to China 1938-1951 (Sydney: Aquila Press, 1995)
Anglicans celebrate 150 years: The Sydney Diocese fulfilling the mission of the Church (Sydney: Diocese of Sydney, 1997)

The Committee was established by Synod resolution 10/1968 at the meetings in October 1968. The role of the Committee was " to Confer with the Council of the Deaconess Institution with regard to the implementations as set out in the Archbishop's Commission Report 1964 and report to Standing Committee before the next session of Synod." The Committee was chaired by Justice Athol Richardson. Members included the Head Deaconess and 9 other lay and Clerical members. It appears that the Committee first met on 24 February 1969. Key considerations were whether Deaconess House should be governed by an ordinance of Synod and whether it could benefit from a closer relationship with Moore Theological College. An information pack of 17 items was provided for members The committee met several times during 1969 and suggested an expansion of the House Management Committee to include members elected by Synod and the Archbishop. There was no agreement between the Committee and Council and it was recommended that the discussions do not proceed.
It appears that this is Mary Andrews' copy of the Committee meetings and that the official records would be held by the Diocese of Sydney.
Also a file that appears to be working papers for the same Committee. Contains many papers concerning Deaconess House and Women's Ministry including the role and curriculum of Deaconess House and statistical material concerning graduates.

The item contains letters of a mostly ephemeral nature (mainly financial distributions).

The letters concern Deaconess appointments, arrangements for admissions/ordinations, chaplaincy arrangements and other diocesan matters that need to be made known to deaconesses. Also three booklets including the appointments of the Head Deaconess