PARTNERING IN GENEROSITY

A key to a healthy future for our church, John Wesley must recognize itself as the mission, first and foremost, embodying Christ’s mission where God has placed it. This self-recognition is crucial for the church to effectively manifest God’s glory through the life of the local church. As an on-mission community, John Wesley must be strong and healthy in order for believers to be nurtured, discipled, and educated in their faith.
It is essential that before venturing outward to perform missions, the church sees its own community as the foundational mission, ensuring members are living testimonies of Christ's teachings. As part of this on-mission church, each member is continuously engaged in this primary mission, learning to follow Jesus and thriving under the spiritual leadership and care provided.

PREPARING TO PARTNER WITH GOD

Examine your personal giving and how it reflects your commitment to Christ.

• Ask yourself, how would my faith grow, if I was more generous with God’s Kingdom.
• Ask God, "where do you want me to be in my giving?".
• Decide what percentage of your income to give consistently.
• Complete your Estimate of Giving Card and return it to John Wesley on or before I Love My Church Sunday.
(Official Estimate of Giving Cards will be mailed to you.)
YOU WILL BE ENRICHED IN EVERY WAY FOR YOUR GREAT GENEROSITY.
2 Corinthians 9:11

Partnering in Generosity 

A special message from Debbie Godbold about Generosity. 
A special message about why generosity is so important from our members, Bill & Joyce McMoran
Meet Matheson Miller, a young woman in our church who’s partnering in generosity by sacrificing her time and talents to serve others. Her commitment is a powerful example for all our members and guests, showing that true generosity is sacrificial.
Christ-like sacrifice means serving and giving.
We can all give in ways that impact our community deeply.
How will you partner in generosity this season?
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