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L'article s'interroge sur les attentes du public chrétien à l'égard du culte hebdomadaire. Puisqu'il est la rencontre principale de l'Église locale, ne faudrait-il pas envisager d'y inclure des éléments de formation et d'accompagnement qui sont souvent absents de la pratique habituelle? En particulier, il semble nécessaire de tenir compte de l'évolution de la société pour que le culte reste pertinent et édifie le croyant. En veillant ainsi à l'articulation entre Église rassemblée et Église dispersée, le culte pourra mieux préparer les chrétiens à être « sel et lumière » dans leur environnement quotidien. The article explores the expectations of Church members concerning public worship. As the main meeting of a local Church, should we not consider including training and mutual support, which are often absent in the course of Sunday worship? In particular, the way society is changing needs to be borne in mind, so that worship remains relevant and builds up the believer. In this way, by taking into account the relationship between the gathered Church and the scattered Church, church services will better prepare Christians to be salt and light to the people around them throughout the week. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article explores the expectations of Church members concerning public worship. As the main meeting of a local Church, should we not consider including training and mutual support, which are often absent in the course of Sunday worship ? In particular, the way society is changing needs to be borne in mind, so that worship remains relevant and builds up the believer. In this way, by taking into account the relationship between the gathered Church and the scattered Church, church services will better prepare Christians to be salt and light to the people around them throughout the week. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]