Site Communion is a religious practice that involves the gathering of people at a specific location to share in a spiritual experience. The term 'site communion' is derived from the Latin word 'altare, ' which means ALTAR. An ALTAR is a raised platform or structure used in religious ceremonies, typically for the purpose of offering sacrifices or prayers. Altars are often found in churches, temples, and other places of worship. Site communion is a way for people to come together and share in a spiritual experience, often involving prayer, meditation, and other forms of worship.