GIVING Why do we give at First Southern Baptist Church of Prescott Valley? The simple answer is we believe everything we have comes from God in the first place. We give because we believe God has entrusted us to be leaders for hope in our church and our community.
What does “tithe” mean? The Bible teaches that a guideline for giving is called the tithe (Leviticus 27:30). That is giving 10% of what we earn back to God.
What does “offering” mean? An offering is a gift given to a specific need above and beyond our tithe.
What the Bible teaches: Giving acknowledges God as the giver of everything we have. (James 1:17) Giving reflects our trust that God will provide for us. (Matthew 6:19-24) Giving allows us to be active participants in God’s work on earth. (2 Corinthians 9:6-7)
Giving at First Southern is simple and secure. Whether you’d like to give a single gift, or to schedule ongoing giving, just click here to get started. |
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Online Giving System First Southern Baptist Church of Prescott Valley is pleased to offer electronic giving in a variety of formats for your convenience. You may set up a method to have your offering taken out of your checking account, use your credit/debit card, give via text or online. These new giving methodologies will significantly streamline the record keeping and reporting that we do for your tax purposes. To give online, please click the button below “To give your secure offering, please click here” and follow the prompts. You may also use the “Giving” button on our Mobile App for your online giving. To give your secure offering, please click here. To give via text messaging, text 928-237-2681 using your smart phone. A Word about Debt While convenience and value are good, debt is bad! So, for those of you who are not in the habit of paying your monthly credit card balances in full (which we encourage you to do), please use the debit card or automatic check withdrawal feature (online only) to avoid debt. For those who do pay off your credit card balances and would find it a greater convenience and value to put your donation on a credit card, you may do so. A quote from our Financial Peace University Plan Course cautions “… that credit cards should only be used for purchases/donations that are included in the family Spending Plan”. Terrell Eldreth |