Give

Giving changes lives.

We give because we stand amazed at God’s gift to us in his Son and we want others to know that gift as well.

"For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." - John 3:16

Choose where you'd like to give:

Regular Giving to Vine Church Ministry:

Support the regular weekly ministry of Vine Church in Surry Hills.

Transfer a single or recurring gift from your account using the details below:

Name: Vine Church Surry Hills
BSB: 062 033
AC#: 1075 0624

Give a single or recurring gift via credit card or debit card with no registration or account needed.

Please note this incurs a 1.4% bank fee.

Global Misson Partners

Supporting the work of missionaries and church plants around the world.

At Vine Church, we want to connect people in Sydney and beyond to the life, love and freedom found in Jesus. To that end, our members financially support a number of global partners who are connecting people to Jesus all around the world.

Transfer a single or recurring gift from your account using the details below:

Vine Church Surry Hills
BSB 062 033
AC# 1075 0624
Reference: Global Partner + Name (E.g. GenevaPushJSmith)

Give a single or recurring gift via credit card or debit card with no registration or account needed.

Please note this incurs a 1.4% bank fee.

The Vine Church Foundation

TAX DEDUCTIBLE GIVING

Giving to the Vine Church Foundation is tax deductible. Currently we are able to receive gifts for the following purposes. An annual tax receipt will be sent in July of every year. There are multiple ways to give within the Vine Church Foundation:

Frequently Asked Questions:

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Why should I give?

1. God Gave First

We worship a generous God. The most famous verse in the Bible says that ‘God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son (Jn 3:16). We give because God first gave to us.

2. To Worship God
Jesus warned that it is impossible to serve both God and money (Matt 6:24). One of the ways we demonstrate the fact that we worship God and not our money is by giving it away.

3. To Be Enriched
Paul told the Ephesians elders, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive’ (Acts 20:35). The act of giving is spiritually enriching.

4. To Multiply Ministry

Paul told Timothy, ‘the elders who direct the affairs of the church well are worthy of double honour, especially those who labour in preaching and teaching’ (1 Tim 5:17). By financially supporting gospel work, we can free up more people to multiply ministry and grow God’s Kingdom.

Who should I give to?

How much should I give?

In the Old Testament, God’s people were encouraged to give a tithe (10%) of their income back to him. By the time we reach the New Testament, a new principle is introduced-sacrificial generosity. Sacrificial generosity replaces the Old Testament principle of tithing. So, rather than being commanded to give10%, Christians are now called to show generosity in response to God’s grace shown to us in Jesus Christ. Even though the New Testament does not lay upon us the old law of 10%, it would seem rather inconsistent with the gospel of grace for us to conclude that we should give any less than 10%. Paradoxically, grace actually lifts the bar on generosity rather than lowering it. If you want to know what generosity looks like, why not try starting with a tithe and see if you can build up from there? Let the tithe be your springboard for generosity.