20 ways to be a blessing to your church

  1. Believe in your church

  2. Say nice things about your church

  3. Say nice things about the leader or Pastor of your church.

  4. Preach Christ with your lifestyle.

  5. Be involved in the event and services of your church.

  6. Belong to a department  in your church.

  7. Attend your church activities

  8. Learn how to preach Christ with your mouth.

  9. Be committed to your service group.

  10. Give your money to serve God; do the work of an evangelist and support evangelistic works.

  11. Desire to be used to open another branch of your church.

  12. Spread the news of Gods wonder and testimonies in your church.

  13. Bring somebody new to church every week.

  14. Visit and strengthen those you bring to your church every week.

  15. Give assistance to those in your church and those newly brought to church.

  16. Sacrifice yourself, time, money and energy to bring more people to church.

  17. Attend seminars and training in your church that is meant for your personal growth and the growth of your church.

  18. Encourage your Pastor and leaders by choosing at least 1hr every week to pray for him for more of God’s grace , anointing and revelation upon his life.

  19. Learn to also encourage your Pastor and leader by giving gifts either in cash or kind.

  20. Desire to be used by God more in the flow of ministry gifts and ministerial expansions.


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