After individual social groups are won to Christ, what typically happens to the previously present social boundaries?

• A. They become more rigid.
• B. They dissolve and can form a single church congregation.
• C. They remain unchanged.
• D. They disappear permanently without any new church.

Answer: (B)

When people from different social groups become followers of Christ, the new community is defined by faith in Jesus rather than by old social divisions. The gospel breaks down those barriers, so boundaries like caste, class, or ethnicity lose their former power within the church. As a result, these groups can come together in a single church congregation where worship, fellowship, and ministry cross traditional lines. This is why the best choice says the boundaries dissolve and a single church congregation can form. The other options imply persistence of divisions, no change, or a total absence of a church, which doesn’t match how mission-driven communities typically model unity in Christ.