Online Giving
The stewardship of our finances is a tremendous—and often overlooked—area of our lives where we can faithfully proclaim the gospel. Giving strengthens our devotion to Christ and frees us to live open-handedly with the gifts God gives us. We trust in Him and His provision instead of our perceived self-sufficiency. As people of faith, we give faithfully and generously.
Online Giving
First Baptist Starkville’s online giving is a safe, fast, and reliable way to worship God through your giving. To make a one-time contribution or set up recurring giving, click the button below or tap the “Give” icon in the bottom right corner of your FBC Starkville App. Next, enter the amount you would like to give as your tithe and choose how often you want to contribute. Your tithe is automatically designated for the “General Budget,” but if you want to give to a different area, you can make that selection from the Fund drop-down menu.
Give the First Time
- Text FBCStarkville plus the amount to (833) 418-8955. (Example: FBCStarkville $50) NORMAL TEXT MESSAGING AND DATA RATES APPLY.
- Tap the link to complete the one-time registration.
- Confirm amount and type of giving and then tap Next.
- Confirm payment method and then tap Give.
- Check to be sure you have received a confirmation text and email for your donation.
After the first time, it’s easy!
- Text the amount to (833) 418-8955 (Example: $50)
- Check to be sure you have received a confirmation text and email for your donation.
Cash & Checks
Please make checks payable to First Baptist Church Starkville. By contributing via check, you authorize the church to use information from your check to process your payment electronically. These checks may be dropped off in the offering plate on Sunday morning or in person at the church offices. They may also be mailed to our church office at the address below:
First Baptist Starkville
Attention: Linda Blair
106 East Lampkin St
Starkville, MS 39759
Donations, Securities & Contributions
Do you have questions about the donation of non-cash items, such as stocks and mutual funds, or have issues related to contributions, event registration transactions and annual contribution statements?