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Corporate Worship

By Augustine of HippoSource: Augustine of Hippo - Confessions (adapted) (Public Domain)45 words

When we gather to worship, we do not come as individuals but as the body of Christ. Our voices join in one song. Our hearts unite in one prayer. In worship, we become what we are meant to be: one people, one faith, one Lord.

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