About Giving in Grace

We are passionate about generous living and generous giving.

Paul encouraged the Corinthians to grow in the grace of giving (2 Cor 8:7). To help with this, we have created a suite of flexible resources that can be customised to the needs of your church.

Principles

  • Generous giving sustains our churches and resources our ministry and mission. But it is rooted in knowing that God is the owner and giver of all we have and the invitation to reflect the grace-filled giving of a generous God. Read more …

  • Creative stewardship ministry requires active, prayerful and committed church leadership. Read more …

  • Differentiation honours the range of experiences, motivations and practices of our church fellowship and shapes how we communicate our invitation to God’s grace. Read more…

  • The Case shapes the giving programme. It captures the data, commends a giving target to resource ministry and invites leadership advocacy and commitment. Read more

  • Planned, regular giving is the heartbeat of generous discipleship. Nurturing planned giving is at the hear of our stewardship ministry. Read more…

  • Giving is more than our response to the pressing needs of ministry and mission. Generosity overflows when we are caught up in God's extravagant love and self-giving.

  • Preaching is the keystone of our stewardship ministry. It declares what God has done for us. It connects our giving to God's grace (2 Cor. 8:9). It invites a response of generous discipleship. Read more …

  • Preaching connects giving and grace. Our programme literature makes a personal ask and seeks a personal response.

  • Our letters of thanks express our appreciation for the gift and the giver. Generous discipleship is not just what we do. It is who we are. Read more…

  • We don't talk generosity to our children to solve our problems, but because nurturing the impulse to be generous is a gift that lasts a lifetime.

Giving In Grace builds upon a rich tradition of stewardship theology and good practice in the church. Within that tradition some key principles help shape its distinctive blend of biblical teaching and practical action.

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Case Studies

Giving in Grace is extensively used in Anglican and other churches in and sometimes outside the UK.  Read how churches have used and adapted the programme and the difference it has made.