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gIVING

Why we give 

The Bible teaches that giving to the Lord is part of our worship, offered with thankful and grateful hearts for all He has given us. As we give, we respond to God’s generosity in bringing faith, hope, healing and the love of His Son, Jesus, to the world. Hertford Baptist Church has always been, and continues to be, financed through your regular giving, enabling us to share that good news and serve our community together.

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There are three options for giving:​​​​​

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​​​​Give Online

You can give online through the Dona Platform. This enables you to give and register for gift aid through one portal.​​​​​​​​

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Make a regular Commitment

If Hertford Baptist is your church home, we encourage you to make a regular commitment to support the church's ministry through planned giving. The easiest way to do this is by standing order. Regular giving helps us budget effectively, plan for the future and continue serving our church family, community and mission partners. Giving is an act of worship and gratitude in response to God's generosity towards us.

 

For standing orders and bank transfers, please use the following account information:

Bank: Lloyds Bank - Sort Code: 30-94-17 - Account Number: 00075387 

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Hertford Baptist Church, Reference: Last Name/Giving

  • GENERAL if it’s your tithe, an offering or part of your general giving.

  • You may want to give an additional amount on one of our gift days, please include a suitable reference.​​

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​​Cash and Contactless

During our Sunday gatherings you can give cash through our giving envelopes or, if you prefer, contactless using our card machine located between church and the hall. Please remember to complete a gift aid form on either the envelope or the card machine to ensure we can identify your gift. ​​​​​​

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​​​​Gift Aid

If you are a UK taxpayer then, however you give, please take advantage of the UK Government’s Gift Aid Scheme. You only need to complete a Gift Aid form once. This enables us to reclaim the basic rate tax you have paid on any gifts you make to us – that is a further £25 on a gift of £100 at no further cost to you. ​​

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