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God is calling Phil and Polly Henry and their children to South Jersey for the purpose of...

  • connecting with people along all points of the spectrum of spirituality;
  • in order that they might discover Jesus Christ;
  • and then be trained and equipped to become mature followers of Jesus who can make an impact on the world.

This is a unique vision, a unique calling. That's because a church planter is a unique kind of social entrepreneur.

But, as an entrepreneur, as with any startup "business," a church planter needs to find venture capital in order to begin his work.

Please click here to make a one-time online contribution; click here for instructions on how to make a pledge to this project.

Or, read on for some questions and answers that show the importance of your financial support of a new church community such as this one.

Why are the Henry’s asking for your support?

  1. ...we have made a huge life change to pursue the vision God has given us.
  2. ...we have ceased from our previous full-time employment to pursue this vision; as a result, we have invested our whole lives.
  3. ...we are committed to connecting with non-traditional, non-religious people who are not in a position, right away, to participate financially as "owners" of this new ministry.
  4. ...we need outside support to help cover our own cost of living, and the costs of the budget of the church for the first three years.

What will you gain by supporting the Henrys?

  1. become partners with us and beneficiaries of the fruit of this ministry
  2. become "owners" in a virtual congregation which is made of people from coast to coast who believe in our vision and mission.
  3. take an amazing spiritual adventure as you become invested financially in the work which God will do by faith in the next five years
  4. make a better investment than any other mutual fund or annuity, because you're investing in a church which will reach people for God's Kingdom, and multiplying other churches within 3-5 years.
  5. making a practical difference in needy communities as this new church movement seeks to communicate Gospel power in Word and Deed.
  6. show your love and commitment to our success in ministry as friends, family members, and former parishioners.

I’m new to giving charitably; what are some basic principles I should keep in mind?

  1. Small gifts matter. No monthly amount is too small or too big; receiving lots of smaller amounts like $25—$50 really does add up and helps expand the breadth of our support team.
  2. Deferred giving is possible. You may pledge now and begin giving at whatever time works best for your budget.
  3. Giving doesn’t have to be hard. Supporting us might be as simple as adding an extra cell phone payment or as challenging as adding a small car loan.
  4. Cheerful gifts honor God. Give what God has put on your heart to give because God tells us He loves "a cheerful giver."
  5. Generous gifts honor God. Give generously because those who sow generously will also reap generously.
  6. Gifts to this work should not replace giving to your home church. Do not give at the expense of your own local church, but give a gift above and beyond the tithe.
  7. Think of the long-term investment. Remember that your gift has long term benefits but only a short term cost; we're seeking pledges over the course of three years, money which we believe will enable the church to be self-supporting by 2013.
  8. Giving creates a spiritual partnership with spiritual benefits. Remember that your gift to us will bring spiritual dividends into your life, not the least of which would include our own prayers for you and what care and support we can offer as our ministry friends and partners.

If you find these basic ideas compelling, please click here to make a one-time online contribution. Or, read the instructions here on how to make a recurring pledge to this important work.