The everyday practice of ministry can include assisting fellow believers.

• A. No
• B. Yes, it can include assisting fellow believers in everyday life.
• C. Only in church
• D. Only with clergy

Answer: (B)

Ministry is practical service and love demonstrated in everyday life to help others grow in faith. It isn’t limited to church programs or clergy; daily life provides many chances to care for fellow believers. Encouraging someone who’s discouraged, praying with a friend, listening well, sharing Scripture, helping with daily needs, or mentoring a newer believer are all forms of ministry in ordinary moments. This orientation toward bearing one another’s burdens and building one another up is what makes ministry a continuous, life-on-life activity, not something confined to a church building. So, it can indeed include assisting fellow believers in everyday life. The other ideas miss this broader scope by implying ministry is only in church or only with clergy.