Fellowship (noun)

1. A friendly association, especially with people who share one's interests.
2. A financial grant or award made to an individual to support their work, education, or research.
3. An association of Christians who share common beliefs and aims.

Origin:

Old english gefēlscipe (see fellow, -ship).

Examples:

1. She joined a fellowship of writers to network and share her work.
2. He received a fellowship to study abroad.
3. The fellowship of the church was a source of support and encouragement.
4. The fellowship organized regular meetings to discuss common interests.
5. The fellowship provided opportunities for professional development and growth.