Ministry is not only church-related activity but also functions in community-centered services.

• A. Sometimes
• B. Not sure
• C. True
• D. False

Answer: (C)

Ministry is acting in service to others grounded in love for God and neighbor, and it shows up both inside the church and in the wider community. Jesus modeled this by reaching out to the hungry, the sick, the marginalized, and by sending his followers to make a difference in everyday life—locally and beyond church walls. The early church lived this out as they cared for widows and orphans, shared resources, and partnered with the surrounding community to meet real needs. So ministry isn’t confined to church activities; it naturally extends into community-centered service as an expression of faith in action. That’s why the statement is true. The other options imply partial truth, uncertainty, or a restriction to church activities, which doesn’t align with the broad, incarnational calling of ministry.