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Jesus transforms lives through your generosity.
Your 2021 Giving Impact
Your generosity enables Bent Tree to:
Share the good news of Jesus to those who don’t know him.
Develop new believers into mature disciples of Jesus.
Care for those who need to experience Jesus’ love in tangible ways.
Ways to Give
Online
Give securely as a guest or by logging in. Create an account to access your giving history, make a pledge, set up recurring giving, change your settings, and more.
Mobile App
Download the Bent Tree mobile app to give from the convenience of your phone.
Text
Text the keyword GIVE to 469-701-4001. You'll receive step-by-step instructions to complete your gift, like connecting your bank account, and choosing a fund to donate to.
Text GIVE to 469-701-4001
Check or Cash
Check or cash gifts can be mailed to 4141 International Pkwy, Carrollton, TX 75007 Attention: Accounting.
Bank Bill Pay
Set up Bill Pay through your bank to further help Bent Tree by eliminating processing fees.
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What To Give To
General Ministry Fund
Donations to the General Ministry Fund cover all budgeted expenses, including ministry programming and discipleship events, groups, and serving opportunities. Fun fact: The General Fund also keeps the lights on and air conditioning in the summer.
Benevolence Fund
Donations to the Benevolence Fund directly support the Benevolence Ministry, whose purpose is to aid specific church members struggling to meet essential financial needs, such as necessities for health, welfare, safety, or continued income.
Missions Fund
Donations to the Missions Fund are used to support the missions initiatives of Bent Tree, both local and abroad. This includes local mission initiatives and global strategies such as humanitarian/disaster relief, church planting, leadership training/development, Bible placement, persecuted church, and closed access countries strategies.
Mission Journeys
Donations can be specified to go directly to any mission journey. Mission journey season starts each year in the spring.