Giving

It’s easy to give to St. Monica’s

We rely on our members, the Body of Christ, to support our community. Your contributions and the collection taken during our Sunday services help us maintain our worship space, fund outreach programs in the local area, and provide Christian education opportunities for children, youth, and adults. Your generous gifts make all of this possible.

Use your bank’s Bill Pay

You may be able to use the Bank’s Bill Pay system to make a one-time or recurring payment, often without any fees. It is like writing a check, but the bank does it for you. Ask your bank how you can set up Bill Pay.

Give online 

Click the green button to make a recurring or one-time donation by credit card or direct bank transfer.
Credit card payments have a fee of 2.9% of the donation, plus $0.30 per transaction. Bank transfers have a fee of 1.0% of the donation, plus $0.30 per transaction. Tithely gives you the option to pay the fee when you set up your transaction.

Give anywhere with a smartphone app

Get the smartphone app

The free mobile giving app is the fastest, most secure way to give tithes and offerings. Give to St. Monica’s by making recurring and one-time giving donations. It’s never been easier with the smartphone app. The app is available for both IOS and Android.  Download the iPhone or Android app to give when and where you want. You can even give while you are sitting in Church. Go to the App Store or Play Store and search for “Tithely”. Download the app and set up an account.

Give by serving

    • Lay Eucharistic Ministers – Lay person licensed by the bishop to administer the consecrated elements of the eucharist.
    • United Thank Offering – Twice a year these offerings are taken. A volunteer is needed to remind the congregation, collect, and be a liaison with the diocesan coordinator.
    • We sponsor a Sunland patient who may have intellectual or severe physical challenges. We also give them holiday and birthday gifts. For many of these patients, this may be the only correspondence and gifts they receive.
    • Pancake Supper – We celebrate our entry into the season of Lent with a Shrove Tuesday (Fat Tuesday) Pancake Supper with bacon, sausage, and made-to-order pancakes Several folks are needed to make this happen.
    • The call tree is a communications team used for special events or emergencies. The team is asked to notify or sign up volunteers for events at St. Monica’s.
    • Altar Guild Volunteers are needed to set up and take down the altar as needed. Each volunteer ideally serves once per month.
    • Coffee Hour Host – People are needed to prepare coffee and provide snacks after church and to clean up the coffee machine and tables afterward.
    • Flower Guild Volunteers obtain flowers and arrange for the altar as requested by a sponsor. Ideally, each volunteer serves once per month.
    • Food preparation for receptions/funerals. A list of folks willing to prepare food when there is a funeral for a member or their immediate family
    • Purchasing Agent – A volunteer is needed to purchase supplies, paper goods, and consumables for the church as needed.
    • Sunshine Person – A volunteer is needed to send cards to members for birthdays, anniversaries, illnesses, etc.
    • Decorating Committee – One volunteer is in charge of orchestrating decorations for seasonal and holiday occasions. The Flower Guild helps with ideas and actual decorating at the Hanging of the Greens and removing the same.
    • Rice and Beans Ministry – Rice and bean packets are prepared by volunteers to give to those in need. They are distributed with a smile and a sausage biscuit on the last Saturday of the month.
    • Weekly Weeders – We need members who enjoy getting their hands dirty to volunteer to keep our flower beds and Memorial Garden weed-free.

To learn more, visit The Episcopal Church website.

Be generous in offering your gifts.

widows_mite (1)Count your blessings – every day is a gift. Cherish your loved ones and appreciate your comfortable life and safe surroundings.

Every good and perfect gift comes from God.

God is the ultimate source of all our gifts and His love is evident in the creation of the world. The Holy Spirit enables us to take advantage of our opportunities. The gift of Jesus Christ brings us healing and hope, now and forever.

As Christians, we’re called to give back to God by using our gifts for ministry and supporting the church with a portion of our time and money.

A generous legacy

As members of St. Monica’s, we’re building on a legacy of more than seventy years of generous giving. Our financial gifts support the salaries of gifted staff members and pay for facilities, programs, and administration. Offering our gifts in ministry sustains worship, fellowship, Christian education, and community outreach.

Growth through generosity

As we grow in generosity, we experience rewards. Moving from the fear of scarcity into the abundance of God’s kingdom can help free us to live more faithful lives. Joining gifts with others multiplies our resources, enabling us to make a greater impact. Our time is precious, but it’s rewarding to offer it when we can see what we’re doing together.

Pledge cards show you’re part of St. Monica’s and want to serve others. Your contributions help bring Jesus’ love to people in need. Thanks be to God!