The diaconal service of the church is closely related to the worship service. The stream of the diakonia (service) to each other and to society has its fountain in the worship service. The existence of the church is based on the great sacrifice of Christ. On the basis of this sacrifice and through the power of the Spirit, we may respond with sacrifices of confession and song, intercession and deeds of service. Therefore the deacon, called to lead the church in deeds of service, has his place in the worship service.

This article shows that the collection believers give each Sunday during the worship service should be motivated by stewardship, thankfulness to God, and trust in God.

This article is about the collections or offerings in the worship service. It also focuses on tithing in the Old Testament and the New Testament and the thank offering. The budget of the church and church spending is also mentioned.

This article is about the collection. The author looks at why it must be part of the worship service, and also at some practical aspects of the offertory

This article discusses the offertory, or the collections taken in the worship service for the ministry of mercy.

This article looks at collections and the act of giving in the worship service. It also discusses seven principles Paul gives us as guidelines for giving.

This article is about the collection or the offering in the worship service. The author discusses the motive and the measure of our giving in the service of the Lord.