You are able view the complete history of your contributions. Simply log in using your user name and password to make the necessary changes. You can change or cancel your contribution at any time before the date of your next contribution. Likewise, reccurring gifts can be scheduled on the dates that work best for you.ĬAN I CHANGE MY PERSONAL INFORMATION, AMOUNT OR FREQUENCY OF MY GIFT ONCE I HAVE SET IT UP? For a one-time gift, you can designate if the gift should be made immediately or you can schedule the gift to come out of your bank account on the date(s) specified by you. You have the option of either making a one-time gift or setting up a recurring gift. Using your debit card is best since our fees are considerably lower.ĬAN I MAKE A ONE-TIME OR RECURRING CONTRIBUTION? Of course, this is completely up to you! In addition, online gifts are a more cost efficient way for the church to process donations. You do not have to pay any fees with an online gift, however, you can choose to cover the credit card fees at the time you give. You can give online from your checking account or from these credit card providers: MasterCard, Visa, or American Express.ĪRE THERE ANY FEES INVOLVED WITH GIVING ONLINE? Midway through the service you'll be invited to come forward to collect these from the front so you can take them back to your seat and be guided through the communion time.WHAT TYPES OF BANK ACCOUNTS CAN I GIVE FROM? The elements that are used in communion to represent Jesus’ body and blood are bread and wine (or juice). We’re told in the New Testament (Matthew 26 Mark 14 Luke 22) to take communion together in remembrance of Jesus and all that He has done for us.
Communion is how we commemorate the death of Jesus Christ. He is married to Lucille and they have three sons, Ethan, Micah, and Jared.Īlso today we will be celebrating communion together. Wayne has also taught part-time at Wilfrid Laurier University, King’s University College (UWO), and McMaster University. at McMaster University in the Department of Religious Studies, majoring in Early Christianity with a minor in Early Judaism. Prior to this Wayne spent ten years in pastoral ministry, serving in Christian & Missionary Alliance churches in Windsor and Ottawa, and a CBOQ church in Mississauga. Today our guest is Dr Wayne Baxter, Professor of New Testament and Greek at Heritage Seminary in Cambridge.
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