Christian Giving

Christian giving is marked by sharing and serving others with the gifts you have been given from God: your time, your talent, and your treasure. Everything we have is a gift from above; and we can joyfully return a portion of that to God’s work here at Christ Church. "He has showed you, O man, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” Micah 6: 8.

Give a gift today: Make a financial gift to the Lords work at Christ Church through a secure online payment, bank draft, or stock transfer.
Annual Giving Campaign: Yearly response of the blessings we receive via a pledge for the coming year to help nourish and support Christ Church in our continuing work.

Give generously from your heart, ask the Lord to strengthen the spiritual discipline of regular giving in your life, and let God show you what he can do with your trust. Providing weekly worship services, welcoming visitors, supporting local missions, caring for those in need, visiting the sick or homebound, and bringing people into the Body of Christ all require financial support. There are many ways to contribute financially to Christ Church and help us as we spread the Good News of Jesus to the Greenville community and beyond.

Legacy Giving: Through the Vardry McBee Society, a way to leave end-of-life gifts to support Christ Church in perpetuity.
Capital Campaign (Windows to Discipleship): A renovation project of ministry space in the lower level of the Parish House for our Children's Ministry.

Christ Church is a parish with many ministries. We encourage you not only to worship with us weekly but also to become involved and spend your time in community with other believers. If you are not sure where to start but would like to give of your time and talents, let us help you get connected.

Get Connected: Allison Couvillion

Lenten Reflection:
Read the weekly devotional during Lent and view the Holy Week Schedule.

Information on Our Ministry in Haiti:
Read about our support efforts following the earthquake and make a gift for disaster relief.