Joint Our Ministry of Helps

Our Ministry of Helps encompasses various forms of service and support, allowing believers to participate in God’s work by serving others and meeting their needs. The Bible teaches that this ministry is vital and often underappreciated. It involves serving and assisting others in various ways, reflecting the love and compassion of Jesus Christ, who came to serve rather than to be served.

In 1 Corinthians 12:28, the ministry of helps is listed among other spiritual gifts, highlighting its importance within the body of Christ. Every believer has a role to play in supporting our mission. Our Ministry of Helps includes a wide range of activities, from administrative support to practical assistance, all aimed at building up and aiding others.

The concept is rooted in the idea that God is the ultimate source of help, and He uses His people to fulfil His will on earth. In Romans 12:6-8, Paul encourages believers to use their gifts, including serving, to benefit the body of Christ. This passage highlights the diversity of gifts and the importance of each one.

The ministry of helps beautifully expresses God’s love and care through His people. It focuses on meeting practical needs and providing tangible support to others. Our mission is to help. Our Ministry of Helps fosters a sense of community and belonging within the body of Christ. It ensures that everyone’s needs are met and that our organisation operates smoothly..

Our Ministry of Helps cultivates a sense of community and belonging. It ensures that everyone’s needs are met and that the organization runs smoothly.

By acknowledging and harnessing the gifts of helps, the church empowers its members to make meaningful contributions to its mission and growth.

1. Identify Your Gifts: Reflect on your strengths and consider how you can use them to serve others. Spiritual gift assessments can be a helpful tool.
2. Get Involved: Seek out opportunities to serve, whether through formal ministries or informal acts of kindness.
3. Encourage Others: Acknowledge and appreciate the contributions of those involved in the ministry of helps. Encouragement can significantly sustain their efforts.