Worship And Helping In Local Community Essay

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The Importance of Worship and Helping in Local Community There are arguments in favour of both worship and prayer as forms of practising Christianity. Through, for example, lifestyle choices we can help make serious differences to other's lives, thus fulfilling the commandment "love your neighbour as yourself". From a humanitarian point of view, regardless of religion, we know that to help others is a very decent and honourable thing to do. It is important to remember 1 John 2:18, which states - "Little children, let us love, neither in word nor with the tongue, but in deed and truth"; as well as Col 13:17, which states "Whatever you are doing, whether you speak or act, do everything in the

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