2013 Campaign Details
One of the greatest privileges and responsibilities we are given by God is “the gift of giving.” Sacrificial giving to the work of Christ in the church and the world is a great source of joy. When we give to the work of the church, we come to realize the deep satisfaction of knowing that we are living out our faith in real and concrete ways. We give out of gratitude to God for all the good gifts that come from the Lord who loves us. Thanks be to God!
-Blair Monie, Pastor, Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean to make a pledge?
The church asks each year for "estimates of giving" to assist with budgeting for expenditures in the coming year. Making a pledge is an informal commitment to give in the coming year.
How do I pay my pledge?
You can request weekly offering envelopes, ask the church to set up automatic giving (MasterCard, Visa, or EFT), or set up and manage a recurring donation online. You will be prompted to choose an option when you make your pledge.
I take my commitments seriously. I’m thinking about pledging, but I’m concerned about my employment status. If I have a change in my status, can I adjust my pledge?
Yes, your estimate of giving can be changed or cancelled at any time for any reason in a confidential way. Just contact the Finance Office at PHPC at finance@phpc.org or 214-368-6348, ext. 130.
I’m a young adult and don’t have a lot to give right now. Will my pledge of a small amount make a difference?
Yes! If everyone who hasn’t been giving committed to give (regardless of the amount), the church could surpass our current level of giving. Your gift makes a great deal of difference.
What does it mean to be a good steward?
In modern terms, a steward is a "manager," given responsibility to administer faithfully all that God has entrusted to us—making a difference in the world as a follower of Jesus Christ.
I have given faithfully in the past, but I have never made a formal pledge. Why should I?
We appreciate all gifts made to the church, but formal pledges help us plan financially and program ministries and outreach accordingly.
When does my estimate of giving amount go into effect?
January 1, 2013.
Will PHPC send me statements?
Yes, if you give, you will receive a quarterly statement of your contributions for your tax records and to confirm the accuracy of our records.
If you have any questions about giving or pledging, please contanct the finance office at 214-368-6348, ext. 130 or finance@phpc.org.



