Online Giving

The church pays a small fee for the service and a small processing fee. It costs you nothing. You may contribute to the church’s costs when you enroll like you did to offset the cost of your offering envelopes.

It is certainly less risky than writing checks or bringing cash to church. After much research the church chose Vanco Services to process the electronic donations. Vanco is an established and highly-regarded company that processes contributions for more than 11,000 churches and nonprofit organizations. Contributions are transferred through the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network. That is the same network already used by families to make mortgage and utility payments. Records of your bank and credit card account numbers are securely kept by Vanco.

The church will continue to prepare your quarterly statements that will be mailed or, it is suggested that you sign up to have them emailed to you. Your bank statement will show an itemized list of electronic transactions. You may also go online at any time to keep track of your gifts during the year and make any adjustments to future giving.

Begin as you would to set up an Online account. Your profile from Electronic Giving will automatically transfer to your new Online account. We ask that everyone who has a computer and is giving through Electronic Giving move to Online Giving.

Yes, you can do either by going online or by making an appointment through the church office to have someone assist you.

You may still turn in your card if you wish, but the fact that you are signed up for regular Online Giving serves as a promise of your intentions.

No, you will no longer receive the offering envelopes.

Call the church office and make an appointment to come in and have someone help you set up an account.

You will be kept on the old Electronic Giving system.

Call the church office and make an appointment to come in and have someone help you with your problem.

Theoretically yes, but it is definitely not recommended!