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Proposal for a research project titled "Partners in Ministry: a way forward for the leadership of Christian women in Sydney and beyond" created by Capitol Research on behalf of the ADSIL Board. Includes project outline, report on the context of female leadership, and the context of ministry training.

Terms of Reference, lists of recipients, correspondence and reports relating to the Supporting Women of Excellence and Leadership scholarship scheme, funded by ADM.

The Church of England Migration Council brought out young women from the United Kingdom, and placed them under the care of Deaconess House. The young women were then placed in domestic service jobs in households. Deaconess Ruby Short took out a licence for the scheme under the Industrial Arbitration Act on 9th October 1939. Includes lists of 'girl domestics' with arrival dates, ship name and name of employer or caretaker. Also includes lists of Australians requesting domestics, and which type.

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).

Prospectus for Bible Society Australia's projects, including translation, literacy, publishing and outreach. Includes overview, goals, impact, testimonies and prayer needs for each project.

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)

Copies of ordinances issued by Synod regarding Deaconesses and women deacons
Notes on women's ministry and the role of Deaconesses
Reports from General Synod on the role of Deaconesses
Correspondence between Mary Andrews and Marcus Loane on the role of Deaconesses
How could mission thinking affect the role, structure and function of women's ministry? (Narelle Jarrett, 2010)
A note on School Chaplaincy and the need for change (Narelle Jarrett, 2011)
Further notes on women's ministry (Narelle Jarrett, 2011)
Policy document: ordination in the Diocese of Sydney (2014)
The Order of Deaconesses: possible re-activation in the Sydney Diocese - position paper from Anglican Deaconess Ministries (2014)
The ministry of women in the Diocese of Sydney - Archbishop Glenn N. Davies, 2014.

The series contains personal correspondence including poems, letters from former students and official letters relating to academic work.

The series includes a handwritten genealogical chart, an original "invitation to a burial" dated 1784, a handwritten book of poems by N.M. Steel, and a school play written by Margaret Steel in 1918.

The series consists of three (3) photographs of a graduation class at Moore Theological College.