It's amazing to see God's creativity, love, and generosity on full display each and every day. Our church family generously give their time, service, talents, and treasures through so many acts of worship, and we invite you to join us in our movement of everyday generosity! Giving is an act of love. We give because God first loved us and gave us his Son to redeem us from our sins. Giving financially to eFree helps spread the message of his love.
Make a one-time or ongoing gift by clicking the link below. With an online account set up with your mobile number, you can also text 920.523.4113 to give.
Set up personal bill pay through your financial institution for either a one-time or recurring gift. Sending money electronically is a fast, convenient, and secure way to give.
EFT allows your gifts to be transferred automatically weekly, twice per month, or monthly.
Give during a church service using the offering box in the Multi-Purpose Room or by mail to:
Sheboygan eFree Church
1710 N. 15th St.
Sheboygan, WI 53081
Whether God has blessed us with time, treasure, or talents, it is important as Christians to honor Him by being wise managers of what He has given us. From the parable of the talents in Matthew 25:14-30 we learn that God wants us to build up and increase what He has given. In all of our work and dealings on Earth we need to remember that God is the giver and owner, and we are the managers (Psalm 24:1). As we do, we can give back to Him out of our resources - whether it be time, financial prosperity, or ability - with joy and gratitude for His grace and kindness toward us.
Financial Peace University is a personal finance class that teaches how to honor God as stewards of his resources. This class will help you get on a budget, save for emergencies, get out of debt, invest for retirement, and more! FPU is a 9-session course that will meets in the evening once weekly. Check the calendar to find out when the next Financial Peace University will be offered at church.
Please contact the church office if you are interested in a Financial Peace University class.
