Sentence examples for welcoming vulnerable from inspiring English sources

iThemba Lam opened its doors in 2006, four years after current manager Bulelwa Panda started welcoming vulnerable and threatened lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people into her nearby home.

The New Testament is very similar: welcoming the vulnerable is welcoming Jesus himself.

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, the head of the Anglican Church, said the U.K. had "a great history of welcoming those in need, particularly the most vulnerable" and called on the government to reconsider.

But he has proposed a series of immigration-related measures in recent weeks that would upend many of the values that the United States has long clung to ― welcoming the stranger and offering safe haven to vulnerable being two of them.

There has been a lot of welcoming going on since the end of last year when the first families to arrive under the Syrian vulnerable persons resettlement scheme touched down on a rainy, cold day.

"So may I ask the Prime Minister this question: Will he agree with a Save the Children plea that we take as a country 3,000 vulnerable unaccompanied children in Europe, some who are as young as six?" Mr Cameron responded by welcoming his opponent's first question as Liberal Democrat leader, adding: "It's good to see such a high turnout of his MPs".

This has made present-day evangelicals more vulnerable to political movements that appeal to their self-interest, even in contradiction to Biblical teachings, for example, about welcoming the immigrant and lifting up the poor.

Welcoming the report, Dr Rosalyn Proops, officer for child protection at the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, said: "These children are among the most vulnerable in our communities and detention causes unnecessary harm to their physical and mental health.

All were astonishingly welcoming.

Attractive and welcoming.

Welcoming a commitment by the DWP to phase out the use of 0845 numbers, she said: "There should be low-cost alternatives for all services used by a lot of vulnerable people".