Ministering - That Ye Love One Another; as I Have Loved You - Kristen M Yee - 0131

Ministering functions as a way of being that mirrors the Savior’s love, shifting focus from programmatic checklists to individual, personal connections. This practice stems from temple covenants, requiring participants to prioritize people over tasks and remain "interruptible" to divine promptings. Rather than attempting to fix complex life circumstances, the goal is to provide consistent support and love, trusting that these efforts foster personal transformation and spiritual growth. Effective ministering requires letting go of attachment to specific outcomes, as the Savior’s own ministry was offered without guarantees of reciprocation. By viewing these assignments as opportunities to serve God and develop Christlike attributes, individuals can overcome feelings of burden or inadequacy. Ultimately, the process involves making frequent relational repairs, maintaining patience, and recognizing that ministering serves as a training ground for becoming more like the Savior.