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Done under the direction of a supervisor; not involving discretion or policymaking. Ministerial describes an act or a function that conforms to an instruction or a prescribed procedure. It connotes obedience. A ministerial act or duty is a function performed without the use of judgment by the person performing the act or duty. MINISTERIAL. That which is done under the authority of a superior; opposed
to judicial; as, the sheriff is a ministerial officer bound to obey the
judicial commands of the court.
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How tragic for us and for our church if strategies for ministerially facilitating the healing touch of Jesus become the targets in the war on un-orthodoxy. Wu's analysis of marketization shows that the Chinese press is evolving into a locally and ministerially fragmented structure that provides larger space for journalistic reports in the social realm. I will not miss working long hours on irrelevant ministerially guided committees. |
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