Yes. Giving is one of the practical ways we follow Jesus with our whole lives. It reflects trust in God as our provider and a desire to participate in what He is doing through His church and in the world.

Your giving supports the mission and ministries of the church—things like discipleship, care for people in need, outreach, staffing, and facilities that make ministry possible. Giving is one way you partner in helping others know and follow Jesus.

The Bible consistently teaches that giving should be willing, generous, and from the heart—not forced or done for appearance. God cares more about the posture of our hearts than the amount we give, and He uses generosity to shape our faith and love for others.

God doesn’t need our money, but He invites us to give because it forms our hearts. Giving helps us trust Him more, loosen our grip on material things, and grow in love, gratitude, and dependence on Him.

Generosity is a spiritual practice that reorients our hearts toward God’s priorities. As we give consistently and prayerfully, we learn to trust God, live more open-handedly, and invest in what has eternal value.

Every donation that we receive is recorded in our financial database. If you make a tax-deductible contribution to the church, we will email you a year-end statement with all of your contributions for the year.

A tithe traditionally refers to giving a first and faithful portion (often understood as a tenth) of one’s income back to God as an act of trust and worship. Offerings are gifts given beyond the tithe—expressions of generosity that support God’s work, meet needs, and advance the mission of the church. Both are ways believers practice gratitude and put God first in their finances.