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A way of describing the Christian community: people belong together and contribute in different ways.
Living without a sexual relationship and being content with that way of life.
Ordained ministers and, in this questionnaire, commissioned Salvation Army officers.
Freedom from harmful spiritual influences.
God’s rule and purposes at work in people’s lives and in the world.
Thoughts or impressions you believe are God encouraging or guiding you.
Activities that share Christian faith, support the church or serve others in God’s name.
Spiritual influences that harm a person’s wellbeing or relationship with God.
God’s Spirit, whom Christians believe is present and active in people’s lives.
Praying for other people and their needs.
Explaining the meaning of a message spoken in tongues in a language others can understand.
A church member or ministry worker who is not an ordained minister or commissioned Salvation Army officer. This can include paid or voluntary roles.
Not having enough money or resources to meet everyday needs, such as food, housing and clothing.
Using your time and abilities to serve others and take part in God’s work. This can be informal or part of a recognised church role.
An event believed to be God's action beyond normal human explanation.
Sharing a message God has given for other people.
Speaking or praying in a spiritual language you have not learned. This may be prayer to God or a message shared with others.
Abilities God gives people to serve others and help the church grow.
Helping someone explore their faith, understand the Bible and consider how to follow Jesus.
Beyond normal explanation.
An early Christian leader whose letters are included in the New Testament. He wrote about the opportunities singleness can give people to serve God.
Choosing to live in material poverty to serve God, even when you could afford a more comfortable life.