Giving & Generosity

Give Where Your Heart Is

Giving

Give Where Your Heart Is

Gifts for the Kin-dom

As Christians, we recognize everything we have comes from God, and we are simply sharing these gifts for Kin-dom work. Giving is in our nature. Through our tithes and offerings, we demonstrate in a tangible way our love for God and our neighbors.

2027 Generosity Campaign

St. Paul’s has a long tradition of generous giving that enables us to be God’s hands and feet in the world. As we consider our commitments for 2027, we invite you to be a part of this powerful commitment to one another, our neighbors, our community, and beyond.

Why Pledge?

A pledge is a response to God’s generosity and a promise to become partners in God’s work through our gifts. Like worship or prayer, a pledge is a spiritual practice that reflects our commitment to growing in our faith.

What's Next?

Take time to think about your pledge for the coming year and pray, “God, where do YOU want me to be in my giving?”

Talk with your family and trusted advisors about a gift that follows through on your faith. Reach out to Pastor Jonathan Heifner with any questions.

Join us on October 18 for Pledge Sunday to return your completed Estimate of Giving card and celebrate all God makes possible as a result of our collective commitment.

At Worship

You can make your weekly offerings during worship services.

Online Giving

You can make one-time, recurring, or annual gifts using our online form.

Foundation

Give from the present to the future through the St. Paul’s Foundation.

Bequests

Learn how you can impact tomorrow by making a bequest.

SuperStore

Support our community and the planet through the online SuperStore.

Spiritual Gifts

Talk with a pastor to learn more about using your spiritual gifts.

Generosity

At St. Paul’s, we express our gratitude and commitment to God through our prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness. Our annual giving makes possible the many ministries and programs of the church that support our missional priorities. From mission trips, Bible studies, and community outreach to music programs, congregational care, building preservation, and simply keeping the lights on, your giving matters.

Stewardship involves our whole being—our time, talent, and financial resources. It is how we express to God our appreciation for the gift of life in Jesus Christ.

For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.

Luke 12:34 NRSVUE