Sentence examples for community reconciliation from inspiring English sources

In the breathing space, economic life returned and community reconciliation began.

There, he valiantly continued his twin apostolate of ecumenism and community reconciliation.

This project links health care with the prevention and resolution of inter-communal conflict, using a common interest in public health as an opportunity to bring people together for negotiation training, collaborative action, dialogue, and community reconciliation.

Ms. Bangura has on-the-ground experience with peacekeeping operations from within the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL), where she was responsible for the management of the largest civilian component of the Mission, including promoting capacity-building of government institutions and community reconciliation.

He is currently involved in several field experiments in Sierra Leone and Liberia, including a randomized controlled trial of two non-financial incentive mechanisms in Sierra Leone's public health sector; experimental evaluations of community-based paralegal programs in Liberia and Sierra Leone; and a randomized controlled trial of a community reconciliation program in Sierra Leone.

All of these programs have a singular purpose, which is to promote grassroots forms of community reconciliation and rehabilitation.

In recent years, he was involved in a range of community and reconciliation projects.

"We plan to learn from this tragedy, as we further provide for the safety of our residents and businesses and progress our community through reconciliation and healing," said a joint statement from the city's political leaders.

Why, after all, would someone heed the call to community and reconciliation from a faith that is so desperately fractured and fragmented that few of our denominations are really sustainable any more?

They were a community of reconciliation where "there is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female," but all are made one in and through Jesus (Galatians 3 28).

For all the ways we hurt, insulted, demeaned, embarrassed or humiliated others, no amount of prayers, introspection or mournful tears will mend that tear in the fabric of community until reconciliation is made with those offended.