Giving

  • Giving

    The easiest way to support the work that God is doing through our church is by making a donation safely and securely online. You can donate with a credit card, debit card, or bank account. Just click the GIVE button below. You can also give on Sunday mornings, or by mail: Brecksville United Methodist Church…

  • Year End Giving

    Some Tax-Smart Reminders for 2026 Our church has been richly blessed this year by your prayers, presence, service, witness, and gifts. Every gift has helped our church live out our mission of creating safe space to grow with God and one another. Your giving makes ministry possible, from the lights in the sanctuary to the…

  • Qualified Charitable Distribution

    A Smart Way to Support Ministry: Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) If you are 70½ or older and hold an Individual Retirement Account (IRA), you have access to a powerful giving option that can benefit both your tax strategy and the ministries you love: a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). How a QCD Works A QCD allows…

  • Holiday Giving Trees 2025

    Looking for ways to give to the community this Christmas? Our church collects for four different charities in December. Each year, we set up trees to fill with gifts which are distributed to people in need the week after Christmas. Your gifts make a difference! Determined Service means that we show God’s love for other…

  • Living Memorials

    Welcome to a page dedicated to those whose generosity has established an enduring legacy of love within our church community through Living Memorials. This page recognizes donors to two key endowments that secure our future: the Living Memorial Fund and the Mustard Seed Fund. Both represent vital commitments to our shared mission, and we are…

  • 2026 Pledge Campaign

    Dear Siblings in Christ, Ever wonder why Jesus taught through questions and parables, rather than easy, straight-forward answers? Because curiosity and faith are deeply intertwined. Faith isn’t about having all the answers, but a willingness to ask honest, open questions: What new thing is God growing in our midst? Where do we notice God’s Spirit…