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Should the Church Take Final Responsibility for Believers in Need?
Taking final responsibility for a believer in need does not mean replacing every other source of support. Herb Reese explains how a church can oversee family assistance, charitable help, and government resources, then step in when those resources fail. Men’s teams serve within that commitment to dependable care and support.
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Excellent Herb, thank you for your commentary on the subject. I hope to one day add a social services coordinator to our team ministry. It is a very complicated network to work within and much time is needed to effectively understand what the various government and charitable agencies offer and their criteria.