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Why is the diaconate important in the church?

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The diaconate is vital for serving the church and ensuring practical needs are met while reflecting Christ's character (Matthew 25:34-40).

The diaconate serves as a means of embodying Christ's servant leadership within the Church. As demonstrated in Matthew 25:34-40, serving those in need, whether it's providing food, comfort, or care, mirrors Christ's own works among us. This form of ministry is crucial not only for meeting the practical needs of the congregation but also as a testimony of Christ's love and compassion. Those who serve well as deacons earn a good standing and much confidence in the faith, highlighting that their work is not just essential on an organizational level, but also bears eternal significance.
Scripture References: Matthew 25:34-40

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