Dalriada Mid Argyll Church – how to give to the Church
All the activities undertaken by the Church of Scotland, whether at the local, national, or international level, rely heavily on charitable contributions. Dalriada Mid Argyll Parish Church is an integral part of the Church of Scotland. All of our churches depend on the financial support of their members and benefactors to cover the expenses associated with ministry, building maintenance, and both local and global missions. Additionally, through contributions to the central funds of the church, known as Ministry & Mission, they provide assistance to congregations facing financial challenges.
Beyond its involvement in local congregations, the Church of Scotland plays a significant role as one of the country’s largest social care providers, employing around 2,000 staff to aid some of Scotland’s most vulnerable individuals. The success of these initiatives hinges on the generous support of individuals, and every donation, regardless of size, has a meaningful impact, particularly when given consistently.
For those interested in contributing, the Church of Scotland has introduced a convenient Online Giving page on its website. This platform allows individuals to use PayPal to make donations either to the Church of Scotland centrally or to specific congregations like Dalriada Mid Argyll Parish Church. Interested donors can simply visit the ‘Donate to the Church’ Online Giving Page by clicking the link below.
There is a new Online Giving page on the Church of Scotland website which enables you to use PayPal to give to the Church of Scotland centrally or to an individual congregation like Dalriada Mid Argyll Church. Just click on the button below to take you directly to the
To facilitate regular giving to Dalriada mid Argyll Church, individuals are encouraged to
set up Standing Orders or use dated Freewill Offering envelopes, both of which
can be obtained from the Treasurer by contacting
treasurer@dalriadamidargyllchurch.org.uk
You might also consider the Church when you make a Will or amend the terms of your Will. This can be in the form of a legacy or provision in your will for a specific share or precentage of your estate to go to the church after your death. We do recommend you seek the services of a solicitor before making or amending a Will
