1. present participle of fellowship; to associate or spend time together in a friendly or social way, especially within a religious or community context
Usage: often used in religious or church contexts; can be used informally in secular contexts

1. the act or practice of sharing activities, meals, or social time together as a group, typically in a religious or community setting
Usage: commonly used in Christian and religious communities

Examples

• The church members enjoyed fellowshipping after the Sunday service.
• Fellowshipping with other students helped her feel more connected to campus life.
• They spent the evening fellowshipping over dinner and conversation.
• The group's fellowshipping strengthened their sense of community.
• Fellowshipping is an important part of their weekly religious practice.
• He looked forward to fellowshipping with old friends at the reunion.