How are evangelism in daily life and mission in the workplace related in PWCM?

• A. Mission occurs only during church services.
• B. Mission is integrated into everyday life and work; believers demonstrate gospel through relationships, service, and ethics.
• C. Mission is separate from daily life.
• D. Mission is only about personal salvation with no behavior change.

Answer: (B)

In PWCM, mission is not confined to church services or evangelistic programs; it flows through every part of life, including the workplace. The idea is that followers of Jesus are witnesses wherever they are, so daily interactions, work relationships, and daily decisions become opportunities to reflect the gospel. This means evangelism is lived out through relationships, acts of service, and consistent ethical conduct. By working with integrity, showing care for coworkers, practicing fairness, and offering help in practical needs, a believer demonstrates the gospel in tangible ways. Sharing about Jesus then becomes natural and contextual, not detached from daily routines or office culture. The workplace, with its real-time tests of character and trust, can be a significant arena for faith when it's expressed through love, service, and trustworthy behavior.

These other views treat mission as something only done in church, or as separate from daily life, or as purely about personal salvation with no behavior change. PWCM’s approach integrates what you say with how you live.