koinonia
/kɔɪnˈoʊniə/Definitions
1. noun
A close, intimate relationship or community, especially between Christians, based on a shared spiritual experience.
“The missionaries fostered a sense of koinonia among the local villagers through their acts of kindness and charity.”
2. noun
A deep sense of fellowship or communion with others, especially in a spiritual or social context.
“The participants in the retreat experienced a profound sense of koinonia with one another as they shared their personal struggles and supported each other.”