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Ways to Give
Stewardship is an important part of a Christian life.
Christian stewardship is an important part of living a Christian life. We are all encouraged to live into the Biblical principle of tithing - giving one tenth of all that we have been given to building God's Kingdom here on earth. There are many opportunities to support this Kingdom work at West Side Church. Our day-to-day ministries and programs our supported through our regular worship giving. We are beginning phase two of our Foundation for the Future capital campaign which is updating our facilities to better serve our community and enhance the worship experience. We also support a variety of current mission needs in our community and around the world through specific designated giving that includes our monthly communion offering.
Through the United Methodist Commmitee on Relief (UMCOR) we provide direct support with no overhead cost to national and worldwide emergent needs.
ways you can donate:
In Person
Each Sunday we encourage everyone committed to the mission and vision of West Side Church to make a financial commitment.
If you're not able to make it to our outdoor worship service or donate online, you can mail your gift of support to the church.
ONLINE
You can sign up to give electronically on a recurring basis or make a one time gift through our on-line portal.
You can also download the giving app for your android device here, or your iOS device here.
Text-to-give
It's easy to give with your smart phone by using Test-To-Give! Simply text the amount you'd like to give to 84321.
The first time you text you'll get a link to follow in order to set up your Text-To-Give account. Thereafter you will simply text the amount you want to give to 84321.
Here's a VIDEO that will walk you through the process.
Christmas 2020
100% of our Christmas offering this year will be divided evenly between two charities:
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United Methodist Commission on Relief (UMCOR) International Disaster Relief Fund
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A Brighter Way - a local charity that helps individuals transitioning from prison back to society