A Lifetime of Generosity
“For as in one body we have many members, and not all the members have the same function, so we, who are many, are one body in Christ, and individually we are members one of another.”
New Members or Those Pledging for the First Time
If you are relatively new to a congregational community, you may want to learn a little more about pledging before making a financial commitment. You may also be surprised to learn that we are wholly dependent on generous giving to fund our ministries and pay our bills! No one likes to talk about money, but we are called to share our resources, whatever they may be, with God and in service to God’s people in our community. If you’re considering pledging for the first time, know that your commitment helps us plan for and maximize our impact in the community.
Families with Young Children
Families, especially those with young children, have very full plates! Schedules are often hectic, and the pressure to meet all sorts of expectations can be overwhelming. Committing to ongoing donations or regular participation can feel unreasonable. Know that we walk with you in this season, and we’re happy to see you whenever, and however, it works for your family. Every one, no matter how young, has gifts to offer others, and we welcome you to explore those with us.
Those in a Season of Financial Insecurity
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Those with Room to Grow in Giving
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Those in a Season of Financial Comfort
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“We don’t possess our own lives. We are stewards of the life that God has given us, and for however long God continues to give us breath. Our life is not about hoarding or about conserving life for its own sake but its opposite: about giving. Our life is about our willingly giving up our life and our life’s energies following the example we see in Christ’s own self-emptying.”