It's his need for continued personal spiritual expansion that has helped him to cultivate an online space for the spiritual-but-not-religious, atheists, agnostics and other "unaffiliated" community-seekers.
We all help and communicate with one another on many conscious and unconscious levels, and the real progress is made by the community of seekers as a whole.
The raucous standing ovations that are now almost automatic on Broadway testify to something like a resurrection, as the slumped, weary bodies of theatregoers – "a community of seekers", like a congregation – are jazzed into vitality all over again.
He meant Roger Williams and his band of dissident Puritans, who in the sixteen-thirties fled the tyranny of the Massachusetts church fathers to create what the Brown University historian William McLoughlin called "a free community of seekers after Truth" on the shores of Narragansett Bay.
A significantly higher proportion of host community care seekers received care at private clinics (45.0 %), followed by primary health care centers (27.5 %), pharmacies (17.6 %), and hospitals (8.4 %).
As a true community of seekers who learned to trust one another, we committed to working together in the search for a common humanity.
Her mission was accomplished when she launched Rewire Me in the spring of 2013, an instantly successful website community of seekers looking to heighten their mental, physical, and spiritual self-awareness.
The 'hard to reach' may include drug users, people living with HIV, people from sexual minority communities, asylum seekers, refugees, people from black and ethnic minority communities, and homeless people although defining the notion of the 'hard to reach' is not straight forward.
For many communities, asylum seekers are, simply, highly valued citizens they want to hang on to.
Groups with inadequate access to primary care include people from black and minority ethnic (BME) communities, asylum seekers, homeless people and adolescents with eating disorders [ 10- 13].
