I believe in being nice as well, but if she is not delivered she
SHOULD NOT be laying hands on
anyone. There are many other ways that the Church can show love other than letting people minister. People should minister because GOD sent them, not because we feel sorry for them.
Yes, GOD can use anyone. However, GOD gave us pastors for our protection. If her ministry is not fully supported by the pastor, then no she should not be allowed to lay hands on anyone.
Listen folks, the devil is slick. He doesn't care how he gains entrance into your life as long as he gains entrance. If he has to use a well-meaning and misinformed sister, and the feelings of the saints, to gain entrance into another person's life . . . then the devil has no problems with doing just that.
Now, I was in the Army for several years. In cases where we had serious situations, we had to select the soldier who was together themselves, so they could help others. We couldn't be concerned with whether or not a soldier's feelings would be hurt.
The fact that a saint's feelings might be hurt because they can't minister lets us know right there that it is more about them using their "gifts" than other people being helped.
Jesus teaches this. Jesus let us know that the blind cannot lead the blind, or else they will both fall into the ditch.
Hope I don't sound heartless, but this is serious. If GOD wants her to minister, then GOD will open a door. IF the door isn't open, there is a reason.
My two cents? No, saints . . . don't let
anyone lay hands on you who isn't delivered and supported by a clean and tried ministry. In fact, don't even let anyone
prophesy to you or even
preach to you unless they are themselves delivered, walking in victory and supported by a clean and tried ministry. There are many other ways that you can love them and let them know that you value them as a member of the Body of Christ, and that we love them dearly. But allowing them to go around laying on hands?
NO. This is serious stuff we are dealing with.
Be Blessed . . .
BBoy