And yet this was not a plea for fellowship.
Ms. Morgan described the donor's decision to name for fellowship for Nas as an inspired move.
Meetings must be scratching some kind of itch, if only for fellowship and a reprieve from deskbound loneliness.
Most said they came for fellowship and support, though the group also discusses ethical questions specific to their business.
Instead, with disarming sincerity, it emphasizes his capacity for love, the gift for fellowship that, somewhat paradoxically, accompanied his fierce need for solitude.
The World Convention of Churches of Christ since 1930 has sponsored mass meetings for fellowship and inspiration at five-year intervals.
The walk parallel to the church gave access to the calefactory (in early times often the only heated room) for fellowship, the refectory, the pantries, and the kitchens.
His subsequent work on alpha, beta, and gamma rays led the renowned British physicist Ernest Rutherford to propose him for fellowship of the Royal Society.
In sum, the Olympic Games appeal both to our desire for fellowship and our desire for status, to the dreams of community and also supremacy.
After all, it is speaking to some of the human needs that religion also addresses: the need for fellowship, mutual support and powerful group emotions.
One Saturday morning not long ago, Markowitz attended a coffee-and-dog-biscuits gathering, held by a group called fido, which stands for Fellowship for the Interests of Dogs and their Owners and meets once a month in Prospect Park.
