We are pleased to announce that our church’s new Giving page is now live.
This page provides a simple and convenient way to support the worship, ministry, and mission of our congregation online. Of course, members and friends of the church may continue giving during worship or by mail as they always have. The new page simply offers another option for those who find online giving more convenient.
In Scripture, giving is never presented merely as paying bills or supporting an organization. Giving is an act of worship. It is one of the ways we acknowledge that everything we possess has ultimately been entrusted to us by God.
As David prayed:
“For all things come from you, and of your own have we given you” (1 Chronicles 29:14).
Christian giving begins with gratitude. We give because God has first given so abundantly to us. He has provided for our daily needs, surrounded us with His mercy, and—above all—given His only Son for our salvation. Our generosity is not an attempt to purchase God’s favor. It is a grateful response to the grace we have already received through Jesus Christ.
This is also why the New Testament teaches that giving should never be driven by guilt, pressure, or compulsion:
“Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver” (2 Corinthians 9:7).
The amount someone gives is ultimately a matter of prayer, wisdom, ability, and conviction before the Lord. What matters is that our giving is willing, faithful, and offered with a joyful heart.
The gifts entrusted to our church help sustain our shared ministry. They support the preaching and teaching of God’s Word, the payroll of church staff, the care of our congregation, the maintenance of the place in which we worship, our service to the surrounding community, and the work of sharing the gospel with others. Every gift, whether large or small, becomes part of that ministry.
Our new Giving page is intended to make that participation a little easier. It is not meant to replace the offering as an act of worship, nor does it change the importance of faithful stewardship. It simply recognizes that the ways people manage their finances have changed and provides another practical way to give.
If you would like to support the ministry of our church, we invite you to visit the new Giving Page. More importantly, we encourage you to pray about how God is calling you to use everything He has entrusted to you—not only your finances, but also your time, abilities, relationships, and opportunities—for His glory.
Thank you to everyone who gives, serves, prays, and participates in the life of this congregation. Your faithfulness helps make our shared ministry possible.
May everything we receive and everything we give be used for the glory of God, the building up of His Church, the love for His people and most importantly, the proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to our community.