Sentences with phrase «it part of your life together»

Related from the archives: In which listening is part of life together Anyone else have a pet issue that you love to «defend?»

In the beginning we had only the tiniest part of a life together..

You aren't the slightest bit crazy to feel the end of something that was so big a part of your lives together in these years.

«As part of living together, I know that misunderstandings and frustrations will always arise and people will always want to get the best part of the deal, but we must be careful to recognize that we can only begin to talk about any part of anything is we are together in peace.

Link three major parts of your life together, academic performances, personal experiences and your future goals.

Make this ritual a regular part of your lives together to make sure you don't take each other for granted.

Relationships are not static things, they grow and develop and sometimes that growth is in directions that takes one or both partners in different directions and whilst they may uncouple parts of their relationships they may want other bits to remain and doing that together, the unpicking, can help both partners to feel they actively involved in laying to rest that part of their lives together.

Give your rituals time to become a natural part of your life together, and watch your love grow stronger and deeper.

Mental illness is not a reason for divorce if treatment and support are a part of your life together.

Not exact matches

And how you intertwine those three things together and really become part of the fabric of people's lives is critically important.

«We worked together very closely for a number of years — it's hard to say who [influenced who] more but it was a very important part of my life.»

«This means they are seeing their special day as not the end goal but as part of their ongoing life together as a couple,» says Kelly.

Part of the fraternity's mission statement states that «Zetes come together to have fun [and] enjoy life.»

You would never believe that a 6 part wind up watch could put itself together, but the milllions of miracles that are required for life, this planet, this universe, to exists you don't even bother to think about the simple mathmatical impossibility.

The religious insight is the grasp of truth: that the order of the world, the value of the world in its whole and in its parts, the beauty of the world, the zest of life, and the mastery of evil, are all bound up together — not accidentally, but by reason of this truth: that the universe exhibits a creativity with infinite freedom, and a realm of forms with infinite possibilities; but that this creativity and these forms together are impotent to achieve actuality apart from the complete ideal harmony, which is God.61

Halfway houses (where small groups of patients who are not ready to return to their homes live together and receive help in social rehabilitation), day hospitals, foster home services, rehabilitation centers, and ex-patient clubs are still in short supply in all parts of our country.

What I mean is the religiously atomized pluralistic society of our time of which all forms of Christianity are only a part and in which we live together with post-Christian neo-pagans, if I may be allowed to use this expression.

Or, better said, I want to be a part of finding a way to live together with deep differences in a pluralistic society.

For the last two years I had heard about some believers whom God led to give up the religious structure they had become part of to live as the body of Christ together in this region of the world.

Though distinct, the three parts of a person work together to live, exist, and interact with God and creation.

It was certainly worked out by all manner of confessional types, but it's a fairly pragmatic effort on the part of Europeans to live together without killing each other over deep and irreconcilable theological differences.

And we might spend hours and days alongside those people as we celebrate the arrival of the savior who made it possible for us to all live together as part of one family.

Joined in an inexplicable unifying movement men who are utterly opposed in education and in faith find themselves brought together, intermingled, in their common passion for a double truth; namely, that there exists a physical Unity of beings, and that they themselves are living and active parts of it.

(I know you've said I would be welcome, but you've also said that you wouldn't let a couple living together before marriage express a differing view of the issue from your own or so much as ladle soup for the homeless as part of your church.)

but I hope societies in general are moving towards a belief in oneself and the working together part of life thanks for your post, again I really liked it.

The novel is about men imprisoned, men who live together yet apart, who must learn the lessons women seem to know already because they are lessons about living in community, about nurturing and about accepting pain and humiliation as part of life.

This is a big part of what marriage is: working together to find something you can both live with.

So to accompany the book's release, I've put together a playlist of songs that were either mentioned in the book or that were a part of my life at the time when certain stories were written.

Imagine 5,000 young South Africans of all races living together for a week as part of a multiracial mission festival.

We need the willingness to accept the friction as a necessary part of the way toward mature living together.

What we then see is a flood of sympathetic forces, spreading from the heart of the system, which transforms the whole nature of the phenomenon: sympathy in the first place (an act of quasi-adoration) on the part of all the elements gathered together for the general impulse that carries them along; and also the sympathy (this time fraternal) of each separate element for all that is most unique and incommunicable in each of the co-elements with which it converges in the unity, not only of a single act of vision but of a single living subject.

How can they travel to any other part of the country and see all kinds of people mixing it up, having fun, living life all together... Hope it makes their skin crawl!!!!

An evangelical spirit, together with an ecumenical openness, could get lost in piety and obscurity; but properly witnessed it is not only compatible with denominational identity: it is perhaps the best way to motivate people to make their faith a part of their lives.

If we let our right hand stand for God and the left hand stand for man, and then bring the two together, but part them again and again, this broken and temporary union is a fact of all human life.

Our faith, our worship, and our life are all knit together in the fact of our Christian membership in the Church which is the Body of Christ; they are all part of our total response to the revelation of God in Christ and so they play, each one of them, an indispensable part in our movement of return to the God who is our Creator.

I believe that part of God's Kingdom includes the wholeness of restored image - bearers of God, working and living and loving in beautiful communion together.

That's part of our life — and in fact, it creates a great opportunity to be together, to prepare them for life, to teach, to have fun.

I am fortunate in that my parents are still together and have encouraged me in every part of my life, teaching me right from wrong and passing on to me Christian morals and values.

In thanks to God it goes: «Your hands made from clay a more excellent likeness, which a holy fire quickened within, and a lively soul brought to life throughout its idle parts... You snatched us from perpetual death and the last darkness of hell, and gave mortal matter, put together from the liquid mud, to your Son and to eternity.»

Just as Christians, there are huge varieties of Hindus and they all hold different mixes of inconsistencies, applications and embracings of parts of their faith as they weave together an inner life which is far more similar to Christians, for instance, than they'd like to imagine.

When one shares one's body, when one shares another's, as part of the give - and - take, as symbolic of the frustrations and appreciations that both face together in all areas of life, then sexual experience becomes a way of saying what we all need to say and to hear: «I care!»

An inseparable part of the ecumenical task is to move the churches toward visible unity in, as the New Delhi statement put it (I abbreviate), «one baptism, one gospel, breaking the one bread, joining in common prayer, a corporate life reaching out in witness and service to all, a ministry and membership accepted by all, and the ability to act and speak together as occasion requires.»

It is in this sense that I consider globalization as one of the major parts of the reality of our lives and of the common context m which we journey together towards the new century and millennium.

Some of them are ambitious business people or professionals, but many more patch together a living out of two or three part - time jobs, or work overtime as an employer's hedge against new hiring.

Therefore, the church must be attentive to the myriad of seemingly little things that it does to make people feel a part of a community — the daily, unspectacular acts of caring and living together: the hospital visit, the covered - dish supper, the birthday card, the hour spent preparing food at the church's soup kitchen.

Rather, our choice is how we shall pragmatically organize our economic and political life in such a way as to foster living well together And any conservative understanding of such «living well» must include the «paleo» parts.

The Church is part of the gospel because it is the community of those who, in responding to God's love in Jesus Christ, have found themselves knit together in a fellowship which both «remembers» him who brought it into being and which also is possessed by his Spirit and instinct with his life.

In many parts of Georgia, where the white farmers sometimes live two or three miles apart, a birthday will be celebrated by a barbecue, or a few families will join together in friendly communion, with a roasting hog or sheep in the centre.

Whatr a lovely looking party... nights like these with friends, laughing together and enjoying each others company, is a special part of life!

Dole's involvement in Tour de Fresh is part of the company's year - long Get Up and Grow!TM Together healthy - living initiative, which seeks to increase America's health through greater consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables.