Making a ministry vision a reality includes three administrative functions.

• A. Recruiting personnel; identifying ministry plans; establishing a budget for the ministry plan
• B. Evaluating outcomes; developing mission statements; fundraising
• C. Selecting personnel; identifying ministry plans; establishing a budget for the ministry plan
• D. Drafting reports; scheduling worship; marketing

Answer: (C)

Turning a ministry vision into reality hinges on three administrative tasks: selecting personnel to staff the effort, identifying ministry plans to set clear, actionable directions, and establishing a budget to fund those plans. The right people are essential to carry out the work, a clear plan guides every step, and a budget ensures the necessary resources are available and used responsibly. The other options mix activities such as recruiting, evaluation, fundraising, mission development, drafting reports, scheduling worship, or marketing—these either occur at different stages or focus on tasks rather than the core trio of staffing, planning, and budgeting.