GLOBAL GENEROSITY

We give to serve each other and our city. 

Our goal is to be a church that knows Jesus and makes him known in our region.

We also give to various organizations around the world.

10% of all that is donated is given towards our Global Generosity Partners. Additionally, as a church family, many of us make annual pledges towards our Global Generosity Partnerships. These pledges are beyond our regular tithing and occur monthly using pre-authorized debit.  We have carefully chosen partners with a focus on multiplying disciples (and churches) and Jesus-centered justice.
make a monthly pledge toward GGP
The Heinrichs are Global Partners serving in Costa Rica to reach the marginalized. They work alongside local Costa Rican churches by training, equipping, and encouraging pastors and leaders. Learn more...
SOMA Fuchu is a church plant in Tokyo that's part of the SOMA Network. SOMA is a family of churches that make disciples, strengthen one another, and plant churches of Missional Communities towards Gospel Saturation. Learn more...
International Justice Mission is a global organization protecting the poor from violence throughout the developing world. IJM partners with local authorities to rescue victims of violence, bring criminals to justice, restore survivors, and strengthen justice systems. Learn more...
Compassion seeks to end poverty in Jesus’ name. We partner with Compassion by encouraging everyone in our church family to sponsor a Compassion child. Learn more...
Ratanak International combats human trafficking in Cambodia by confronting systems of exploitation, journeying with those who have been robbed of freedom, and protecting the vulnerable. Learn more...
The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada is a fellowship of churches across Canada, committed to spreading the good news of the gospel and bringing hope and help to those in need in Canada and around the world. Learn more...
Money is neither a disease nor a cure. It is what it is, nothing less and nothing more. We may use it well or poorly. — Randy Alcorn