SPC operates financially off of the 'voluntary' giving of people. We encourage people to give like the first-century Macedonian Christians, who gave freely, out of a cheerful heart, without guilt, religious obligation, or manipulation (2 Corinthians 8:1-4; 9:6). This is how the work of the Lord and the Kingdom of God expands.

various methods of giving

SPC is a 501(c)3 corporation and donations given to SPC are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

If you would like to give to SPC, there are several different ways to contribute:
 
at a weekend service

Most people place their check or cash in the offering baskets which are passed during the weekend service. If you are giving by cash, offering envelopes are available within the seat pockets if you would like for us to have a record of your contribution. Checks may also be mailed to the church offices: SPC, 3251 E. 10th Street, Greenville, NC 27858. Receipts of contributions are mailed at the beginning of each year and include all donations regardless of the amount.

online banking

We do not offer an automatic draft from your bank account, but some have chosen to use their online banking service to send a recurring check to the church. These checks can also be sent to our church office address. No account number/envelope number is needed, but if you want a portion or all of your check to go to a fund other than our General Fund, a note can be made in the Account Number field when setting up the recurring payment.

All checks and cash received are placed in our general operating fund unless designated to another already established fund such as Global Missions or Building Fund. 

what do the initials SPC stand for?

SPC initials stand for St. Paul Church. SPC is part of a larger fellowship of churches within the International Pentecostal Holiness Church.