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Often, we no longer place our trust in God, but instead in other people, ourselves, or other things. When we give thanks to God, praise Him, and worship Him with our songs, we are intentionally centering our lives on Him. One of the primary places where we do this is in the church, where we worship God together through corporate worship. Here, "corporate" does not refer to a business, but to worshiping together as one body. Three Theological Foundations for Corporate Worship

Hendy Stevan Matahelemual, pastor of Indonesian Light Church, shares with the New York Times about an ecumenical neighborhood effort to enhance street lighting “The best thing in safety is you know your neighbors,” he said. “We are living in our silos, but this kind of collaboration creates a bridge and opens doors.” https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/12/headway/philadelphia-gun-violence-environmental-design.html