Giving
For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
- Matthew 6:21
Why we give.
God is generous and so he calls us to be as well. What we do with what God has given us shows the world where our hearts are at and helps proclaim the gospel. We want to glorify God with every area of our lives, and that includes what we do with our finances.
Ways To Give
Give Online
Online giving offers a convenient and secure way for individuals to give. With online giving, church members can easily make contributions from the comfort of their own homes, at any time of the day or night. Additionally, online giving offers the option to set up recurring donations, which can help ensure consistent support for the church's ministry and programs.
Give In Person
Giving in person at church is a traditional and meaningful way for members to contribute to their church's mission and support their local community. For many, physically placing an offering into the collection plate or donation box is a powerful act of worship, representing their commitment to their faith and their church community. Additionally, in-person giving allows members to see the impact of their donations firsthand, as they witness the work that their church is doing to serve others. While online giving offers convenience and accessibility, giving in person at church remains a vital and valued part of many members' spiritual practice.
Mail A Check
Mailing in a check to the church is a reliable and straightforward way for members to contribute to their church's ministry and outreach efforts. For some members, this may be the preferred method of giving, especially for those who do not feel comfortable with online giving or who prefer the tangible act of writing a check. Mailing in a check also provides an opportunity for members to include a note or prayer request with their donation, which can help foster a deeper connection between the giver and the church community. Additionally, mailing in a check can be a good option for those who may not attend church regularly or who may be unable to give in person due to distance or other circumstances.