The Body of Christ is a vivid description of an organic, not an organized, being. Church consists on its local level of a multitude of spiritual families, which are organically related to each other as a network, where the way the pieces are functioning together is an integral part of the message of the whole. What has become a maximum of organization with a minimum of organism, has to be changed into a minimum of organization to allow a maximum of organism. Too much organization has, like a straightjacket, often choked the organism for fear that something might go wrong. Fear is the opposite of faith, and not exactly a Christian virtue.
Fear wants to control, faith can trust.
Control, therefore, may be good, but trust is better. The Body of Christ is entrusted by God into the hands of steward-minded people with a supernatural charismatic gift to believe God that He is still in control, even if they are not. Traditionally, the desire to worship in the right way has led to much denominationalism, confessionalism and nominalism. This not only ignores that Christians are called to worship in truth and in spirit, not in cathedrals holding songbooks, but also ignores that most of life is informal, and so is Christianity as the Way of Life. As one result, the Church needs to stop trying to bring people into the church, and start bringing the Church to the people.