Stone Church relies upon its members’ and friends’ donations of their tangible resources, skills and volunteer time to accomplish much of its work. If you would like to contribute, here are some of the ways you can do so.

 

Financial donations

Please note that in some cases, your employer may match your donation. Please check with your employer for details.

• Make an annual pledge to the church that you pay weekly, monthly, quarterly or annually either via cash, check or automatic withdrawal from your checking account. You can pledge on this website at any time. The Stewardship Committee’s annual pledge campaign for the coming church fiscal year is in October.

• Contribute by placing cash or a check payable to Stone Church in the offering plate during Sunday morning worship.

• Contribute via PayPal using your mobile phone. Open your PayPal app or your camera app to scan the QR code on the right, and follow directions on your screen. Charity PayPal fees apply.

• To donate stock, please email the church office and request the information your broker will need for the transfer.

 

In-kind donations

In-kind donations are goods or items rather than money, such as food or supplies to be used for the church. Some church committees make special requests or have standing requests for items they need for their work. Please email the church office before making an unsolicited in-kind donation to see if there is a need and that the church can handle your items.

 

Time and skills

Volunteer opportunities abound at Stone and there are many ways you can serve the church. The list below contains some of the more common ways members and friends help at Stone. Please email the church office as a start to connecting you with where we have needs or projects.

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• Educational programming for children and adults

• Event planning

• Facilities maintenance

• Front office support

• Gardening and grounds

• Libraries and book groups

• Marketing, communications and social media

• Men’s Ministry & Presbyterian Women

• Mission outreach

• Music: chancel choir, bell choir, and instrumental arrangements

• Needlecrafts

• Stephen Ministry

• Stewardship and fundraising

• Worship, including ushering, communion service, and A/V tech

• Youth Groups