Christian laypeople

Christian laypeople are members of the Christian faith who are not ordained clergy or religious leaders. They are everyday believers—such as parents, teachers, and workers—who actively practice and live out their faith in their daily lives. Laypeople participate in worship, fellowship, and service within their church communities, often taking roles in ministry, charitable work, and personal spirituality. Their involvement is essential to the life and growth of the church, as they bring their faith into family, work, and society, demonstrating Christian values through actions and relationships.