The term 'concerning the congregation' can be summarized by the four-letter word 'LAIC'. This term is used to describe a person who is not a member of the clergy, but is still involved in the religious life of a congregation. LAIC individuals are often active members of their church or synagogue, participating in activities such as worship services, bible study, and other religious events. They may also serve in leadership roles within the congregation, such as on committees or boards. LAIC individuals are an important part of any congregation, providing support and guidance to the clergy and other members of the congregation.