Giving

KINGDOM LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, INC.
For those who are willing to become monthly covenant giving partners to support our Kingdom Life Christian Church family in Haiti. Over the past 10 years we have walked alongside as they have pulled themselves up from the horrific earthquake of 2010 to become a light of hope in their community. With our help they have purchased land, built a new church and out buildings, and acquired a generator.

Now as the church has continued to grow in numbers and COVID-19 has hit them hard, we desire to help them meet the desperate needs of their community around them. This is not just a one-time need but rather an opportunity for ongoing monthly investment to be able to see our brothers and sisters in Haiti fulfill the mission we have all been called to – “To proclaim and demonstrate the Gospel of the Kingdom and the rule of Christ as God’s solution to the kingdoms of this world.”

In this time of need we have the chance to prove God’s faithfulness by meeting the needs of others in full confidence that God will prove His care for our own families. Let’s give and watch God miraculously do exceedingly and abundantly more than we can ever ask or imagine!

For where your treasure is

there your heart will be also. // Matthew 6:21

Generosity.

God is generous and so He calls us to be as well. What we do with what He has given us shows the community and the world around us where our hearts are at and helps proclaim the gospel. We want to glorify God with every area of our lives, including what we do with our finances. Whether you have much or little to give, we welcome you to join us. Together we can make a difference.

Why we give.

True Christianity is about living to give. True giving includes our time, talents, gifts and prayers. But it also includes our finances. The Bible teaches that the first portion, or tithe (10%), belongs to God. The commitment to give should be made in obedience to God and with a cheerful heart. God honors that which is offered freely with joy and expectation and not grudgingly, or out of guilt or obligation. While God’s promises say that we will reap a blessing when we give, our motivation is not for receiving but to show God a demonstration of our love and trust.