Engaging in a faithful lifestyle of generosity

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We invite you to center yourself in ways of generosity and service. See where Christ is at work— within yourself, our church, our community, and our world.

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Ways to Give

Contact Bob Sperry  at 913-671-2325 for assistance or more information.

2023 Annual Commitment

When you make a commitment to invest in God's work through an annual pledge, you are making a difference in the lives of our members, our community and our world.

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Online giving

​You can easily and securely give to Village Church through online giving. Online giving gives you the opportunity to make credit card or personal check gifts to a variety of Village Presbyterian Church funds.

Give online as part of an annual pledge or one-time gift
Give to the Village Church Endowment Trust
Make a Memorial Gift

Text to Give: 913-270-3436

Here is an easy way to make a gift to Village Church! Send a text message with the dollar amount to 913-270-3436. Your gift will go directly toward your annual commitment; if you have no outstanding pledge, the gift supports the Village Church annual fund.

Note: The first time you use Text to Give, you will be asked to complete a short form with your billing information. After the initial setup, giving is as easy as sending a text message!

Sunday service collection, mail or drop off

​You may bring your cash or check in an envelope to Sunday service, personally drop off at the church during business hours or mail your gift to Village Presbyterian Church, 6641 Mission Road, Prairie Village, KS  66208.

Volunteer your time and talent

Village Church members spend thousands of hours volunteering at church, in the community and around the world. You can help by becoming a volunteer in children and family ministry, music, youth ministry, Sunday worship, community outreach, pastoral care ministries, or international mission efforts.

Get in touch

Bob Sperry
Director of Giving and Endowment 
913-671-2325

Giving Committee 2023

Brian Bowen
Laura Ann Bowen
Diane Johnson
Barry Rogers
​Henry Sewing, chair
Bob Sperry