How to support St Mungo’s Church financially:

We rely on financial gifts to support all our ministries and the work of our UK & World Mission partners. Thank you for supporting us in this way.

Make a one off gift

Internet or telephone banking: our bank account details are

STMUNGOS EPISCOPAL CHURCH                                  sort code: 83-19-15                                         account number: 00266149

Please use your name as reference and e-mail us the details so we can check it arrives safely and so we know who it is from.

If you are a tax payer, please complete a Gift Aid Declaration. The Gift Aid Declaration can be completed electronically and sent to accounts@stmungos.org.

Or you can give easily via give.net.

Make a regular gift

You can set up a standing order using the above details via internet or telephone banking. Please use your name as reference and e-mail us the details so we can check it arrives safely and so we know who it is from. Alternatively, please complete the a standing order form here.

Other ways

You can also give to St Mungo’s Church by cheque, via your Stewardship or CAF account, using Payroll Giving or through your will. Please contact accounts@stmungos.org for more details about how to arrange these.

Why Give?

We want to be a community of Christians who give generously of our time, abilities and money.

As a church we encourage each other to give:

generously & sacrificially – the Bible encourages us to give 10% of our income as a benchmark (although we can give more!).

to the church – we believe the Bible teaches that the majority of this tithe should go to the local church and Christian causes, with giving to secular charities on top of this. We give 15-20% of our total income away to support the worldwide church in mission and caring for the poor, in addition to our contribution to the Scottish Episcopal Church.
regularly – many choose to give monthly which really helps us to budget. A standing order form is available on request.

joyfully – we give not out of duty but joyfully and as an act of worship in response to His grace.
wisely – which involves giving tax efficiently. If we are tax payers, completing a gift aid declaration enables the church to reclaim the tax paid on the money we give, which increases the value of our giving by 25%.

“But just as you excel in everything – in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in complete earnestness and in your love for us – see that you also excel in this grace of giving.
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— 2 Corinthians 8 v 7