Giving at Church
Giving is responding to God in a tangible way as a result of His generosity. We give out of grateful hearts in recognition that God owns everything. Further, giving demonstrates that we are faithful stewards of His resources.
Securely Give Online
Many people are paying bills and making other transactions online. Some have asked about the possibility of giving to Zoar Baptist online. Online giving is a safe and easy way to support God's work here and around the world. You can give online from your checking account, savings account, or debit card.
Securely Give
Your gifts allow God's work to be done in our midst, in our community, and in the world around us.
Giving FAQ
1. What types of accounts can I give from?
You can give online from your checking account, savings account or debit card.
2. Can I set up a one-time contribution?
Yes, the system allows you the option of either making a one-time contribution or setting up a recurring contribution.
3. Can I set up a recurring contribution?
Yes, setting up recurring contributions is available.
4. Can I change my personal information once I have set up an account?
Yes, you can change personal information in your account once you set one up.
5. Will I still receive contribution statements from the church?
Yes, the church will continue to send an annual contribution statement to your address on file for tax purposes.
6. Can I review my online donation history?
Yes, the site will allow you to view and print the complete history of your contributions given online. Once you've created an account, you will be able to contribute immediately.
7. When will contributions be taken from my account?
Contributions will be taken from your specified bank account on the date you requested. If the date of your contribution falls on a weekend or holiday, the transaction will be initiated on the next banking day. Debit transactions will be taken from your account according to your bank's policies.
Why We Give
"In every way I’ve shown you that by laboring like this, it is necessary to help the weak and to keep in mind the words of the Lord Jesus, for He said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’ ” Acts 20:35