Sentences with phrase «faith communities benefit»

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I am passionate about providing a place where people are free to explore their own faith, discover their own spiritual path, and to do that with the benefit of community without fear of judgment, both locally and online.

We would also be praying that they may be encouraged to do something for themselves, something which God enables them to perform to the mutual benefit of the faith and the community.

Recently there was a Court judgment in Madras which granted the contention of a person who affirmed that he was a Christian by faith without change of community by conversion and therefore entitled to benefits ofthe scheduled castes of the Hindu community.

«Well beyond the monastic cloister, numerous faithful have benefited from his project,» wrote Pope John Paul II, «becoming aware that the unfolding of the «mystical seasons» of the liturgical year» can help them «to relive the different stages of the Mystery of Christ... It is by their participation in liturgical life in the heart of the ecclesial community that the faithful are to affirm their faith, because they are put in permanent contact with the sources of revelation and the whole of the Christian mystery.»

They were dealing with issues in their faith communities without the benefit of much church history or tradition to which they could refer.

It was hyperbole, Eugene would say that is what the H stood for in his name, but what he was getting at is that spiritual leadership is one of the best places to hide your sin because within your faith community people often give their leaders the benefit of the doubt.

Even the most secular of the founding fathers recognized the benefit that was the values and actions that flow from Religion and paticipating in a faith community.

Afterschool programs and systems can benefit by connecting to a wide range of community partners, including school districts, community - based organizations, faith - based organizations, and parent organizations.

Cutting benefits in spite of the evidence — IAVGO Community Clinic's recently released report, No Evidence: The Decisions of the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, is a strong indictment of the Board's «bad faith decision - making».

I hope that this review is conducted in genuine partnership and good faith with our people to produce a system that is going to deliver real benefits for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.