GIVING

Money Matters: to God, to you and to the church. On this page you’ll find everything you need to know with regards to what we believe about giving, why we think it’s important and how you can actually do it.

Giving

Often people are unsure or sceptical about giving to local churches. This may be because of the past abuse of finances within churches or because we haven’t thought through how God might want us to use our money.

At Christ City Church we want to act with 100% integrity when it comes to finances. Twice a year we give a finance update after our Sunday gatherings which everyone is welcome to join. We have also written three things to help you understand why giving to the church is important and what the Bible says about financial giving.

1. Blog Post – Why Give? 5 obvious reasons!
2. Blog Post – 3 freedoms that financial giving brings
3. Paper – Giving at Christ City Church – Motivation is Everything

How do I Give?

If you would like to give to Christ City Church, the best way to do this is by standing order as it helps us and you to plan financially. However, you may prefer to give by cash, cheque or one-off donation.

There are three ways to give:

  1. Standing order / one-off bank transfer through your bank or a Revolut account.
    Please email finance@christcitychurch.ie to request our bank details.
  2. Cash or cheque (payable to Christ City Church). Please put this in an envelope and pop it in the post box on the welcome table at our Sunday gatherings. Alternatively you can post it by emailing finance@christcitychurch.ie requesting the postal address.
  3. Give online by clicking the button below and pay with a debit/credit card or Paypal account (please note Paypal receive a percentage of what you give as handling fee).




If you are a tax payer we can claim tax relief on your giving from the government. Please contact the finance team and they’ll send you the information you need.

If you have any questions about how to give; how we use the money; how money is handled or anything else at all, please ask our finance team.