The Good Samaritan helped the wounded traveler without asking about his social background, or his creed, or whether he belonged to the right group.
Charity seeks to help others in their physical, spiritual and social needs.
No one is excluded. Other institutions joined this committee in order to help people in need. A hundred years later Protestant Christians, wanting to heal the wounds of World War II, founded the Relief Organization of the Evangelical Church. The diaconal services today are as necessary as ever before. They all need support, counseling, and encouragement, as well as material assistance.