Giving

Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work. (2 Corinthians 9:7-8)

 

 


At Holy Trinity Theale our work is dependent, under God, on the generous giving of church family members and a few others. We would be glad of your partnership in this gospel work through prayer and giving of time and money. 

If you're a church family member, you might like to listen to the recent sermon on giving, which explains what the Bible says about Christian giving.

Also, please click on the finance update below from September 2023 for more details.

 

Giving

We need over £1,500 a week to run Holy Trinity Church, Theale. Every year, existing members are asked to review and, if able, increase their giving.

Planned giving

Prayerfully planned giving is one of the principal ways of responding to the Gospel, and it is the most effective way to give to your church. You simply commit to give a regular amount each month direct from your bank account. It can be easily set up, amended and cancelled. It is also a help to the Church Council who can then budget accordingly and spend money wisely.



How do I give?

You can give by regular payments that can be made monthly, quarterly or yearly.


Legacy and Wills

The Church has been remembered by many generous benefactors in the past. Why not consider leaving the Church something in your Will today, and set up a legacy?


What is it spent on?

The largest annual expenditure is the Parish Share, which goes to pay a full time Priest, enable our mission and ministry in Theale to flourish, as well as legal support, and advice and training for our Readers and colleagues.


What is Gift Aid?

If you are a UK taxpayer, we can supplement any donation of yours by 25p for every £1 donated (or more if you pay a higher tax rate) by reclaiming the tax you have already paid on it from the government under the Gift Aid scheme

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