Again, we read in Acts 2 that All the believers were together and had everything in common. What matters here is the insistence on commonality, oneness, unity, and mutuality. The second part of the three-fold mission of the church is then the call to commitment together in the body of Christ for growth, fellowship, care and concern. Unfortunately, the modern church has often lost sight of this necessity. Little is done to foster life together in the context of the church.
Church services are gatherings of strangers.
There is little of meaning that links believers together. Worship is corporate only in the sense that everyone is in one place doing something together. But not corporate in the sense of a true linking of hearts together in one great and united experience of worship. Relationship together and quality of life must be a top priority of the church. Not economically and physically, but relationally and spiritually.