Giving Transforms Lives

Bringing hope and change to the Indianapolis area and beyond is one of our greatest callings.

We’re privileged to support local ministries, encourage the spread of the Gospel around the world, and use our building as a hub for transformation. And we’re able to do these things because of your giving. If you’d like to give to the ministry of Faith Church, fill out this giving form and return it to the Finance Office at Faith Church.

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Other Ways to Give

Check

Write a check and drop it in the mail. Address it to our office: Attn: Business Office, 9125 N. College Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46240.

You can also use your bank’s online bill pay service.
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)

Download the automatic monthly donation form, fill it out, and send it to us via mail or email.
Stocks or mutual funds

Giving this way not only benefits the church, but you receive tax benefits as well. These gifts are given through National Christian Foundation and can be designated just like any other gift. Giving stocks or mutual funds is simple; just download the form and follow the three steps listed. Then, send a copy to our Finance Office. We recommend that you consult a qualified tax or financial adviser about the details of any transaction that you make.

Want to give in specific ways?

General fund

Provide for staff and local ministry as well as maintenance of the building and grounds. All undesignated gifts will be added to this fund.
Benevolence

Assist those with crisis needs within our own church body and the surrounding community.
Seminary partnerships

Support the training of local leaders through Kiev Theological Seminary, Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology, and Arab Baptist Theological Seminary.
Missions fund

Give a gift to the Faith Church missions fund to help with special projects and support the missions house and cars.
Designated missions

Faith missionaries and ministry partners are supported through gifts designated by individuals within the church rather than through the Church Ministries budget.