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If I give nothing,
I vote to close my church, If I only give to local support, I vote to stop the churches activity in the world, If I give proportionately I give something, even if out of necessity it's only small, If I give systematically, I allow my church to plan ahead, If I give sacrificially I place a high value on Christian Ministry in the world. |
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Why should I give to the church?
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One of the key reasons we exist is to serve our community. We want to help everyone in our local area to 'live well'. We need resources to do this.
During the current pandemic giving to our church is more important than ever. The practical impact of not holding services and not having anyone hire the hall is immense:
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Ways to Give
Parish Giving Scheme
Use the Parish Giving Scheme to give monthly through direct debit.
Go to www.parishgivingscheme.org.uk or call 0333 002 127.
The Parish Giving code for our parish is 110611119. You will need this number to register any gifts to this church.
Use the Parish Giving Scheme to give monthly through direct debit.
Go to www.parishgivingscheme.org.uk or call 0333 002 127.
The Parish Giving code for our parish is 110611119. You will need this number to register any gifts to this church.
One -off Donations by Text
Text PETERJOHN5 to 70085 to donate £5
Text PETERJOHN10 to 70085 to donate £10
Text PETERJOHN20 to 70085 to donate £20
*Texts cost the donation amount plus one standard rate message. You won't be opting in to further communications from us
Text PETERJOHN5 to 70085 to donate £5
Text PETERJOHN10 to 70085 to donate £10
Text PETERJOHN20 to 70085 to donate £20
*Texts cost the donation amount plus one standard rate message. You won't be opting in to further communications from us
Regular Giving Through Standing Order
Our Bank Details are:
Bank: Lloyds
Account: St Peter and St John's Church
Account number: 00358189 Sort Code: 30-97-17
Our Bank Details are:
Bank: Lloyds
Account: St Peter and St John's Church
Account number: 00358189 Sort Code: 30-97-17
Cheque
Made payable to: St Peter and St John's Church and sent to St Peter and St John's Church, Clifton Road, Rugby CV21 3QP.
Made payable to: St Peter and St John's Church and sent to St Peter and St John's Church, Clifton Road, Rugby CV21 3QP.
Give more by using Gift Aid
Every gift you make to our church - whatever its value - could be worth more at no extra cost to you just by choosing to Gift Aid it. Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs will add an extra 25p to every £1 you give to us. For example if you make a donation of £100 the church would receive £125 (If you pay higher rate tax, you may recover this through your own tax return). As soon as you give your permission by completing a Gift Aid declaration form, we can claim the tax back on your donation.
Am I eligible for Gift Aid?
If you are a UK tax payer, yes. Even if you are not employed, you are still eligible if you are paying tax on any of the following:
Are you a higher rate taxpayer?
If you pay tax at a rate of 40% or above, you can claim the difference between the higher and basic rate on your donation. Do this:
I’m a pensioner: do I pay tax?
You may pay tax on a private pension plan or on a savings account. You may also pay capital gains tax on the sale of property or shares.
How do I sign a Gift Aid declaration?
Download a declaration form and send it back by post or email the form to: infopeterjohn@gmail.com
Every gift you make to our church - whatever its value - could be worth more at no extra cost to you just by choosing to Gift Aid it. Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs will add an extra 25p to every £1 you give to us. For example if you make a donation of £100 the church would receive £125 (If you pay higher rate tax, you may recover this through your own tax return). As soon as you give your permission by completing a Gift Aid declaration form, we can claim the tax back on your donation.
Am I eligible for Gift Aid?
If you are a UK tax payer, yes. Even if you are not employed, you are still eligible if you are paying tax on any of the following:
- Personal or occupational pension
- Stocks and shares
- Bank and building society savings accounts
- Rental income
- Overseas and UK investment dividends.
Are you a higher rate taxpayer?
If you pay tax at a rate of 40% or above, you can claim the difference between the higher and basic rate on your donation. Do this:
- through your Self Assessment tax return
- by asking HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to amend your tax code
I’m a pensioner: do I pay tax?
You may pay tax on a private pension plan or on a savings account. You may also pay capital gains tax on the sale of property or shares.
How do I sign a Gift Aid declaration?
Download a declaration form and send it back by post or email the form to: infopeterjohn@gmail.com
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