Pietists were uncomfortable with formal titles in the Christian community and introduced the nouns of address, “brother” and “sister.” Also “the pastor” was familiarized to “pastor” as a name. In six years in the early Eighteenth Century, the Halle Pietists distributed 100,000 New Testaments and 80,000 Bibles. Pietist emphasis on Bible translation had the effect of generating renewed interest in written language wherever they went. Pietists created the model of orphanages for both church-related