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Visit someone in the hospital, and pray with them.
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Visit a shut-in, and pray with them.
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Teach or help teach a children's or adult Bible class.
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Do an errand for an aged or ill person.
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Influence a friend to be taught the gospel, and connect them to a teacher.
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Invite someone to church.
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Men, lead public worship (prayer, Lord's Supper, reading, etc.)
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Ask a deacon how you can help in his ministry.
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Open your home for a youth devo and activity, or chaperone an event.
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Ask the elders how you can help them.
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Write a letter to someone involved in ministry, or someone who has encouraged you, and tell them how much you appreciate them.
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Drive a van to pick up someone for services, or otherwise provide transportation.
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Prepare food for church potlucks, or other events, or for the sick.
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Work in the kitchen at a potluck.
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With a visit, telephone, or letter encourage an unfaithful member to come back to the Lord.
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Help with special service projects that are announced.
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Baby-sit for a family to give them a night away, or while they are doing some ministry activity.
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Work a few extra hours and make a special contribution to a good cause.
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Pray for the local church, the lost, church leaders, teachers, preachers, missionaries, the sick, the weak in faith, and many other needs.
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Study the Scriptures
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Attend a workshop or spiritual growth opportunity.
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Send money to a family in need.
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Help teachers with preparing their children's classes.
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When you see a need in some work at church, offer to help.
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Join the greeting ministry.
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Help usher at services.
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Ask the secretary if you can help with an office need.
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Offer to count the contribution.
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Help with keeping up the building and grounds.
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Help with changing the sign out front.
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Verbally compliment/appreciate/encourage someone face to face.
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Visit the residents at the Care Center. Volunteer to help.
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Donate Blood.
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And many others.