GIVE
Give freely. Support the work.
Giving is one way we participate in the work God is doing through His church. At Covenant Foundations Church, we believe giving should be voluntary, cheerful, and rooted in gratitude rather than pressure.
WHY WE GIVE?
Giving is worship.
Giving is more than supporting an organization. It is one way we respond to God with gratitude, trust, and obedience. Everything we have ultimately belongs to Him, and giving allows us to participate in the work He is doing through His church.
Giving should never be driven by pressure, guilt, or obligation. Scripture teaches believers to give willingly, thoughtfully, and cheerfully as an act of worship and gratitude to God.
We do not teach a fixed percentage as a requirement for Christians. We encourage each person to seek the Lord, give according to conviction and ability, and do so with a willing heart.
Where your giving goes.
Gifts to Covenant Foundations Church help support the practical work of the church, including ministry, outreach, teaching, discipleship, worship, administrative needs, and the future development of the church as it grows.
As CFC develops, giving will also help provide for future ministry needs, meeting space, resources for Growth Groups, missions and outreach, and other opportunities the Lord places before the church.
Give with confidence.
We want to handle every gift with integrity, accountability, and wisdom. Financial decisions will be made carefully and transparently as the church develops, with resources used to support the mission and ministry of Covenant Foundations Church.
Ways to give.
As CFC develops, we will make simple and secure giving options available for those who want to support the work of the church.
Online giving.
Secure online giving will be available here as CFC’s giving system is established. Until then, please contact us if you have questions about supporting the work of the church.
Give in person.
As CFC gatherings are established, gifts may also be given in person. More details will be shared as the church develops.
