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Giving

In the Church of Scotland, money given is spent to support: 

  • paying the Minister 
  • meeting the church’s running costs 
  • supporting the wider work of the Church of Scotland home and abroad 
  • outreach and charity 

Christian stewardship is a way of living in which we recognise that everything belongs to God. We are stewards of all that God has given us. Your giving allows us to continue to grow God’s gifts. 

If you wish to make a one-off donation, please visit our Stewardship page.

Giving regularly is the best way to support your church. Here is how you can give regularly: 

If you wish to give monthly, you can either create a bank standing order yourself if you use online banking, or download a bank standing order form here for posting to your bank so that the bank can transfer money from you. This is easier than having to remember to bring money each week to church. 

If you wish to give weekly, please ask for a supply of weekly offering envelopes which you can put in the offering plate when you come to church. 

Can you Gift Aid your contribution? If you can, this allows us to claim back from the government 25p for every £1 that you give to the church. To gift aid your donation you must be a UK taxpayer (income tax or capital gains tax) and have filled in a gift aid declaration and returned it to our treasurer via the church office. Download a gift aid declaration here. 

Legacies: No matter how big or small, including a gift to Kinross Parish Church in your will enables the continued mission and outreach of the church's work. If you wish to discuss this, please contact the Church Office. Thank you.

 

JUNE 2023 COMMUNION SPECIAL OFFERING: CROSSREACH DAISY CHAIN EARLY YEARS PROJECT

(Scottish Charity No. SC011353)

CrossReach has been working alongside parents and young children in Glasgow for several years, recognising that healthy family relationships play a huge part in a child’s development. Based at Glasgow Elim Pentecostal Church, the Daisy Chain Early Years Project uses play-based interventions to improve the lives and life chances of children under 8. Play, literacy-based activities and creative arts ensure these children are Safe, Healthy, Included, Nurtured and Engaged (SHINE). This charity has been chosen by the Kirk Session for our special collection and is commended to you. You are invited, if you are able, to support our chosen charity:

Thank you.

 

SUPPORTING UKRAINIAN REFUGEE FAMILIES

Kinross Parish Church is partnered with The Great Church, Debrecen, Hungary, which is supporting a congregation in Csongor, Ukraine that is preparing food daily for over 100 people. The Csongor church is renovating a building as a shelter-house for displaced families; this shelter house must include an air raid shelter. This project offers practical, sustainable support. If you would like to make a donation:

  • please hand in a donation at a Sunday service, marking your envelope “Ukraine Appeal”
  • please click here on our Stewardship link and mark your offering "Ukraine Appeal"
  • please make a BACS payment to Kinross Parish Church using the bank details shown on this form and mark "Ukraine Appeal"

Thank you.