“But just as you excel in everything…in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in complete earnestness and in your love for us…see that you also excel in this grace of giving”.  2 Corith 8:7 (NIV)

Whether you’d like to give a single gift, schedule ongoing donations, or view your giving history, you can do it all on line.; it’s quick, easy, and secure.  Here you can give your tithe as well as your financial campaign gifts.  Use your debit or credit card, whichever is most convenient.

Three Benefits to Giving Online:

1. You are taking a step of faith when you sign up to give online; you are deciding in advance to stay committed in your giving.  God honors faithfulness!

2. You will simplify your life.  You won’t have to remember whether you gave this month or need to send in an offering by mail when you’re on a trip.

3. You will be helping the church to continue to move the Kingdom forward even in your absence.  Every person who gives through automatic giving makes our record keeping much easier.
   
   Question & Answer on Giving:

Giving Questions:
Q:  Can I schedule recurring donations?
A:  Yes, you can specify whether you want your contribution made one time, weekly, twice per month, monthly, quarterly, or yearly.  You can set up as many schedules as you would like, so it is possible to give a monthly gift as well as a weekly one.

Q:  Will I still receive a contribution statement?
A:  Yes, we will mail your year-end giving statement directly to your home address.

Q:  What if I change credit cards or want to adjust the date or amount of a contributions?
A:  You can edit or delete a scheduled contribution at anytime, including the credit card, date, frequency and amount.

Q:  Is on-line giving secure?
A:  We’ve taken steps to ensure that the giving process is safe and secure from beginning to end.  All of your giving data is secured through PayPal by SSL encryption.  SSL is an acronym for “Secure Socket Layer”, a security protocol that provides communications privacy over the Internet.  It is the same technology used by banks and e-commerce companies such as Amazon.com to keep your information safe and secure during transactions.