Online Giving at Calvary Baptist Church
Thank you for your desire to support the mission and ministry of Calvary Baptist Church! Your faithfulness help us proclaim the gospel, disciple believers, support missions, and serve our community.
Click Here to Give
We offer secure, simple online giving through the Church Center app, allowing you to make one-time or recurring gifts at your convenience. Scan the QR code to get started: 
How to Give Through the Church Center App
Step 1: Download Church Center
Download the free Church Center app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Step 2: Find Calvary Baptist Church
Open the app and search for Calvary Baptist Church. Select our church from the list. (If you scan the QR code or use the above links it will automatically connect you with Calvary Baptist Church.)
Step 3: Log In or Create an Account
Enter your phone number or email to receive a secure login code.
Step 4: Select “Giving”
Tap the “Giving” option to choose your fund (e.g., Tithes & Offerings, Missions, etc.).
Step 5: Enter Your Amount
Choose a one-time gift or set up recurring giving (weekly, biweekly, or monthly).
Step 6: Complete Your Gift Securely
Add your preferred payment method (bank transfer or debit/credit card) and confirm your gift.
You can manage recurring gifts, update payment methods, and access your giving history anytime within the app.
Below is concise, theologically grounded verbiage suitable for a giving page, stewardship emphasis, or pastoral appeal.
Why We Give: Faithful Stewards of What Is His
In the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14–30), Jesus teaches that everything entrusted to us ultimately belongs to the Master. The servants are not owners; they are stewards. Each receives according to his ability, and each is accountable for what he does with what he has been given.
Biblical giving flows from that same conviction.
God has entrusted to us time, resources, opportunities, and influence. Our finances are not autonomous possessions but gifts placed in our hands for a season. When we give, we are not losing what is ours—we are faithfully stewarding what is His.
The faithful servants in the parable are commended not for equal outcomes, but for faithful obedience. The issue is not comparison, but trust. Generosity becomes an act of worship, a declaration that we trust the Master’s character and participate in His purposes.
We give because:
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God owns all things. “The earth is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof” (Ps. 24:1).
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We are stewards, not proprietors. What we manage today, we will one day give account for.
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Faithfulness matters. The Master commends those who actively invest what they have received for His glory.
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Eternal joy is the goal. “Enter into the joy of your master” is the reward of faithful stewardship.
Giving, then, is not mere obligation. It is an expression of trust in Christ, participation in His kingdom work, and preparation for the day when we will stand before Him.
We give because we belong to the Master—and all that we have belongs to Him.