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Fully Committed in 2026This season, the Fully Committed campaign invites you to reflect on how your prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness make a difference in the life of our church and community. As part of this campaign, we encourage you to prayerfully consider your pledge card, which helps us plan for the coming year and continue the work God is calling us to do. Turning in your pledge is a meaningful way to live out your commitment and be part of something bigger than yourself—together, we can fully invest in the mission and ministry of our church.
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In worship
Giving our tithes and offerings is a meaningful act of worship. Write a check or place cash in an envelope (available in each worship space) for giving during the service.
online
Giving online is simple and secure. Click the "GIVE NOW" button to give a one-time gift or to schedule recurring gifts with your credit card, debit card, or checking account.
mail
Giving by check remains a steady practice for many. Mail checks to St. James United Methodist Church, 321 Pleasant Valley Drive, Little Rock, AR 72212.
text
Giving on your mobile device is an easy option. Text the word GIVE to 501-222-4613. Follow the prompts for initial setup and save the number in your phone for future use.
recurring donations
Giving recurring donations by bank draft or credit card is an effective way to establish consistent giving, tailored to your preferences. You can set up and manage your recurring gift via the Give Now form on our website. Please contact the St. James Finance Department if you would like assistance with setting up a recurring gift.
automatic bank draft
Giving through your bank autopay service is a convenient way to give a gift or set up recurring gifts. Most banks offer options for draft or check to the church.
Stock
Giving appreciated stocks, mutual funds, or other securities may provide additional tax advantages to you. Speak with your financial advisor to assess your intent, and contact the St. James Finance Office for further information.
retirement assets
Giving Qualified Charitable Distributions directly from your IRA reduces your taxable income and can help satisfy your annual required minimum distributions, if you are 70 1/2 or older. Consult your financial advisor to arrange.
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