Through this campaign, our church family together with supportive Christian brothers and sisters, family members, friends, business owners, community leaders, school advocates, churches, foundations, and civic groups can share this vision together.
Moving forward in support of this campaign is not ultimately about money.
In 2 Corinthians 8, Paul mentions the grace of God that was poured out on the churches of Macedonia. Despite great poverty, they were freely willing to give. They pleaded for the blessing of being included in the campaign, and in an abundance of JOY, they gave sacrificially, beyond their capacity. Why? Faith, hope, and love!
Giving to this campaign is about faith, hope, and love.
Paul charges us, “see that you abound in this grace also” (v. 7). We are not to give for the sake of the gift itself, as though there were some merit in a transfer of funds. But rather, Paul says, “I seek the FRUIT that abounds to your account” (Philippians 4:17).
Our collective contributions to this campaign are a means through which fruit may abound to the glory of God. Please prayerfully consider giving like a Macedonian. Like the hard-working farmer who sows in hope (1 Corinthians 9:10), give as one who will partake of the harvest.
Our collective contributions to this campaign are a means through which fruit may abound to the glory of God. Please prayerfully consider giving like a Macedonian. Like the hard-working farmer who sows in hope (1 Corinthians 9:10), give as one who will partake of the harvest.