| Other messages were from good samaritans eager to volunteer aid. |
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| The Samaritans urge people not to bottle up relationship problems but to talk to a friend or Samaritan if they are in crisis. |
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| But perhaps you could say the Samaritans are advantaged because they have compassion and commitment to helping those in need. |
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| Events include animal demonstrations, stalls run by groups such as Animal Samaritans, pony rides, barbecues and a pet blessing. |
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| People do get depressed and the Samaritans is an excellent organisation to help people through harder times. |
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| She suffered from insomnia and had made a number of telephone calls to the Samaritans over the preceding week or two. |
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| Usually rendered as Good Samaritans, doctors in paintings typically hover near sickbeds or deathbeds, dispensing solace and advice. |
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| Look out for the notice of the Samaritans information evening in the end of September. |
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| The rain drenched their distinctive purple uniforms, but that didn't dampen the spirits of the shell-suit Samaritans. |
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| Organisations such as Samaritans have long sought to persuade the media that reporting suicide calls for particular care. |
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| Three Good Samaritans who stopped to help at a crash scene were among six people killed in an horrific pile-up on the A1 near Boroughbridge. |
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| In the past, unpaid volunteers have made professional-level contributions to many charitable activities, such as the lifeboat service, the Samaritans, and care of the elderly. |
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| I wonder whether the woman seeking an organisation to join has considered joining the Samaritans and helping those who are depressed, lonely, anxious or suicidal. |
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| Fortunately I didn't bump into any priests, Levites or Samaritans. |
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| This year we filled 200 Christmas gift shoeboxes for the Samaritans appeal while a group of Year 8 pupils made and sold nativity sets to raise money for the Pendle Hospice. |
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| Because the Samaritans recognized only the Pentateuch as authoritative, references later in the OT stipulating worship at the Jerusalem temple were not considered binding. |
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| The work being done quietly and anonymously by the Samaritans organisation has a role to play in helping those going through crisis periods in their lives. |
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| Mayors have no moral grounds to complain about good Samaritans who feed vagrants when all else that's available to the homeless are sterile, unattractive environments. |
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| Again, the reasoning sounds, well, reasonable, and is sourced to a respectable organization, the Samaritans. |
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| Next a Samaritan comes by, and sees that the half-dead victim is a Jew, one of the nation detested by Samaritans, yet he immediately responds with a compassion overleaping racial animosities. |
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| As well as new drug withdrawal and mental health programmes there is access to the Samaritans, Alcoholics Anonymous, Rape Crisis and other agencies. |
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| When there is a tornado or hurricane or other natural disaster, good Samaritans are quick to donate clothes and toys for children. |
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| Other Exmoor walking trails include the Tarka Trail, Samaritans Way South West, Macmillan Way West, Exe Valley Way and Celtic Way Exmoor Option. |
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| The other Samaritans, looking to ease their economic hardship, had already resettled over previous decades in Holon, a suburb of Tel Aviv. |
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| The list of Good Samaritans who came to Lisa's rescue is headed by Brierley Hill business Nuthouse Bakery. |
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| These heretics are worse than Karaites or Samaritans, he wrote, and a fortiori, worse than gentiles among whom we reside who are not idolaters and commit no wrong. |
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| In the autumn of 1864, she joined the Sisterhood of the Good Samaritans at Coatham, Middlesbrough and was soon posted to Walsall's tiny cottage hospital in Bridge Street. |
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