Volunteering as a church cleaner is the most rewarding gesture you can think of. As you clean the church and your sins are cleaned together with physical dirty.
You will be surprised to meet husband snatchers, robbers and call girls in the kingdom of God. While mr or miss so called perfect who carries a bible every day is in hell.
There is difference between religion and Christianity. Religion is following mans way to reach to God but Christianity is being a true follower of Christ. You will adhere to HIS teaching.
Humanity is part of Jesus teaching, who wants to be a leader will have to serve others. That is in Matthew
It is ok but judge not.
It feels right to do the right thing.
Indeed
I prefer to volunteer as a church toilet cleaner
Judge not lest you be judged…
Si mimi Nilisema.
Holy shit! :eek:
I pray for the personal transformation in spirit and asking God to show you where your services are needed and doing it. ministry is diverse and the needs are many. we can all serve God differently. Making sure that Christ is the center of our ministry.
But the best way to do that is to start somewhere… Cleaning is the best way to start then you’ll finally find a your calling in the process
I think people like to do grand gestures and disregard the small or unseen activities. A kind word, a smile, an encouragement can be great ministry to a hurting soul. Cleaning, tending to small babies in church are great ministries.
Pervert :mad:
Sorry I came to the party late but are you @Georgie Makena or who are you?
Do you not think volunteering in a children’s home is more beneficial than…ama wacha tu…
I will sue you
Hapa ndio shida huwa inatokea. Now what was his teaching? Kuna wengine (read religious leaders)wanajifanya eti wao tu ndio wanajua. Wengine nao wanamskiza kiongozi wa dini na kumfuata kama kondoo bila kuquestion hizo teachings.
Beneficial to whom…?? God rewards the heart… It’s the dedication that matters.
Do you know the meaning of the word church in the first place? Can you clarify what you mean coz it seems am lost in your words!