At First United Methodist Church of Salisbury, we make giving as simple as possible. There are many ways for you to make a contribution. Whether it’s in the Sunday morning offering plate or through an online contribution, you can choose from multiple giving options. Quarterly and year-end contribution statements will be sent to you be mail as a record of your giving.

  • On Sundays you may place a check or cash in the offering plate when it is passed during worship services. Use the envelopes found in the black pew folders and racks, or request your own personalized giving envelopes from Becca Blackmon, Business Administrator.
  • Mail or drop off your gift at the Church Office, 217 South Church Street, Salisbury, NC, 28144. Some members find it most convenient to write a check to the church monthly, as they write checks for other monthly bills. Payments using an online bill paying service should be sent to this address as well.
  • Consider electronic funds transfer from your checking account for a convenient method of recurring contributions. This method saves time, postage and check charges, and you don’t have to worry about forgetting to bring your contribution on Sunday. To set up recurring contributions electronically, fill out this Authorization Agreement, attach a voided check, and mail or drop off to Becca Blackmon. 
  • Use a debit or credit card to give online. The debit or credit card information is processed through an electronic gateway service that employs encryption and other security methods to protect your financial information. Please note that the church must pay a small processing fee to receive your contribution this way.

What forms of non-cash contributions may I give to First United Methodist Church of Salisbury?

 Non-cash contributions may include:
  • Publicly Traded Securities
  • Closely-Held Stock
  • Personal Property
  • Real Estate
  • Gifts-in-Kind
  • Paid Insurance Policies
  • Charitable Lead Trusts
  • Deferred Gifts
For more information on any of these ways to give, contact Becca Blackmon, Business Administrator. You should always consult with your own tax advisor as to the tax deductibility of gifts in your particular situation.

 
Does the church only want my money?

No! We encourage every Christian disciple to be nurtured through the worship, education, fellowship, outreach, and caring of our church. If you would like to talk more about finding your place to serve, contact Pastor Mark.