Yes. Contributions to our church are generally tax-deductible as allowed by U.S. tax law. Because tax situations vary, we recommend consulting your tax professional for specific guidance. Most online and check donations provide a record that you can use for your tax purposes.

Your generosity supports the ministries of our church, including worship, discipleship, children’s ministry, outreach, facilities, and local care. We also pray over and budget gifts so we can support missions beyond our walls.

Yes. We are deeply honored when families choose to give in memory of someone who has passed. Memorial gifts can be a meaningful way to celebrate a life and invest in the ongoing work of the ministry. If you would like to make a donation in honor of a loved one, please indicate their name when giving, and we will ensure it is received with gratitude and care.

If you want to give to a specific ministry you can note that when giving online or indicate it on your in-person envelope. If no designation is made, gifts go to our general ministry fund, where leadership prayerfully allocates them for kingdom work.

Tithing traditionally refers to returning the first 10% of your income to God as an act of obedience and worship. While the specific percentage is a personal decision between you and God, the Bible encourages believers to give generously, sacrificially, and with a joyful heart.

We believe giving is broader than finances. If you’re seasonally unable to give financially, you can still serve with your time, prayers, talents, and presence, all of which matter deeply in building up the body of Christ.