At the Vinelife Christian Church, we don’t pass a plate or ask for offerings. We do things a little differently. We have a generous God who withheld nothing from us, not even His own Son, and becoming like Him, we are called to be generous. We do this through tithing and you will find a tithes and offerings box at the back of our sanctuary. We know that “God loves a cheerful giver,” (2 Cor 9:7) and we encourage you to give out of the excitement you have for the mission and vision of God’s church.

Vinelife Christian Church utilizes Pushpay to process online tithes and offerings. Pushpay is quick, easy and secure.  If you are not familiar with making payments online, don’t worry. This method is extremely safe and secure. Vinelife Christian Church will collect the details of your transactions and they will be added to your donation summary at the end of the year for tax purposes.

Thank you for supporting your church and may God richly bless you as He promised in His Word!

God gifts all of us in unique ways to serve His Kingdom. The Vinelife Christian Church offers many opportunities to demonstrate God’s love in a practical way through acts of kindness to others and also by volunteering in our ministries. We would love to have you join us as we care for others in our church, in our neighborhood, and afar. We appreciate your gift of your time and resources! For info on serving opportunities visit our Volunteering page.

You can also give by text! When you send “LoveGodLovePeople” to (833) 399-3562 you will receive a one time reply containing a link to give to Vinelife Christian Church (1msg/request). Please be aware that Msg & Data rates may apply. For full Terms & Conditions please visit https://pushpay.com/terms. For the Privacy Policy please visit https://pushpay.com/privacy. For help reply HELP or STOP to cancel.

Giving — There’s an app for that? Yes! Download the Vineyard CC app at iTunes or GooglePlay and give from your smartphone or tablet.

A charitable contribution will not be returned to the donor. To refund the gift would be contrary to the basic definition of a charitable contribution and could have possible tax implications to the donor and potentially cause a liability to the church.