Fellowship. Why is it necessary? What are its advantages? In this discussion we take a look at the meaningful relationships that are available to the Christian as he or she participates in the Body of Christ, the Church. Fellowship is the way we carry out the two great commandments of Scripture, namely, love God and love our neighbor. We discuss the unorthodox and destructive emphasis of Mr. Harold Camping, as he asserts that "Satan is in all the Churches." He tells people to leave the Church, and if they don't, they are in danger of going to Hell. Mr. Camping has blasphemed the Body of Christ, and indeed Christ Himself. Contrast this with the Bible's teachings. We are enjoined to not forsake the assembling of ourselves together. We are to hear the word of God preached and to observe the Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper. God has given to us the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, and to take this away from people cuts us off from all that is good. To those former followers of Harold Camping, we would tenderly say: Now that it is clear that Harold Camping was wrong concerning his entire time line of history and the setting of dates, realize too that he was wrong about other his other unbiblical assertions as well. Return to Church. Return to those who love you. Yes, we are imperfect, but here you will find those who love and care about your soul and will come along side and give you loving support. Fellowship with the Body of Christ is the norm for the Christian. God is not done with His church, in fact He is building it with power and the gates of Hell shall not be successful against it! Return to those who really love you. It is time to come home to deep fellowship. Christianity was never intended to be lived out as a "Lone Ranger." Christ is calling you to return to His Body. Participants: Dr. John Vance, Rev. Mark Diedrich, Dan Elmendorf